Explosive Claim: Daniel Bwala Accuses African Democratic Congress Leaders Of Blackmail

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The Special Adviser to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Policy Communication, Daniel Bwala, has accused the African Democratic Congress (ADC) coalition of engaging in actions he described as blackmail against Nigeria and its citizens on the global stage.

Bwala made the allegation on Saturday via his X handle while sharing images of ADC leaders, claiming the coalition lacks a clear vision for the country and is instead attempting to pressure Nigerians into backing it.

He also took a swipe at former presidential candidate Peter Obi, alleging a pattern of misinformation and insisting that the coalition’s strategy has failed to gain meaningful support.

The presidential aide further questioned the credibility of the ADC coalition, arguing that a group accused of forcefully taking control of a political party cannot effectively serve as a viable opposition.

According to him, rather than offering hope or a clear alternative, the coalition is resorting to tactics aimed at influencing international perception and creating pressure that could impact the country’s economy and citizens.

Bwala maintained that such actions amount to political intimidation, suggesting they are designed to push Nigerians into supporting the coalition. He also criticised the manner in which the group allegedly assumed control of party structures, casting doubt on its ability to build a credible opposition movement.

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