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Senior Special Assistant to President Buhari on Media, Mr. Femi Adesina, Wednesday, identified the reticence and thriftiness of the President, as some of the challenges that has affected the management of the president by his media team.
Vanguard reports that Adesina said this while speaking at the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations, NIPR, Abuja Chapter's Monthly Meeting in Abuja. He lamented that another challenge in managing the 'Buhari Brand' was the fact that a large number of people who did not vote for Buhari in the last election are still in the pre-election mode and had refused to accept the reality that the election had been won and lost.
He explained that the President's forthrightness was one of the reasons why he did not challenge David Cameron's assertion that Nigeria's is 'fantastically corrupt', while he noted that despite the fact that a large number of Nigerians are not corrupt, the volume of corruption in the country is high.
He, however, explained that though the reticence of the President is a major challenge in managing him, it had made the media team ingenious in the management of the President.
He identified other characteristics of 'Brand Buhari' to include the President's toughness, toughness, discipline, integrity, transparency, incorruptibility and modesty.
He said some of the strategies adopted by Buhari's media team included informing the public consistently on the ideals and programmes of the President, expanding information; educating the public about Brand Buhari and also defending the brand.
Credits: Vanguard
Vanguard reports that Adesina said this while speaking at the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations, NIPR, Abuja Chapter's Monthly Meeting in Abuja. He lamented that another challenge in managing the 'Buhari Brand' was the fact that a large number of people who did not vote for Buhari in the last election are still in the pre-election mode and had refused to accept the reality that the election had been won and lost.
He explained that the President's forthrightness was one of the reasons why he did not challenge David Cameron's assertion that Nigeria's is 'fantastically corrupt', while he noted that despite the fact that a large number of Nigerians are not corrupt, the volume of corruption in the country is high.
He, however, explained that though the reticence of the President is a major challenge in managing him, it had made the media team ingenious in the management of the President.
He identified other characteristics of 'Brand Buhari' to include the President's toughness, toughness, discipline, integrity, transparency, incorruptibility and modesty.
He said some of the strategies adopted by Buhari's media team included informing the public consistently on the ideals and programmes of the President, expanding information; educating the public about Brand Buhari and also defending the brand.
Credits: Vanguard