Ajaka Calls For Onanuga’s Suspension, Warns Tinubu Of Growing Opposition

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Ajaka Calls For Onanuga’s Suspension, Warns Tinubu Of Growing Opposition

Ajaka has criticized Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser on Information and Strategy to President Tinubu, for allegedly fostering hostility rather than promoting unity. According to Naija News, Ajaka made these remarks in a statement issued on Monday, where he also suggested that Tinubu should consider reshuffling his cabinet to introduce fresh perspectives and address the nation’s challenges…….. CONTINUE READING 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ajaka stressed the need for the President to guide his aides to avoid making inflammatory comments on sensitive issues. He recommended removing Onanuga and certain others from their positions to improve the President’s relationship with the public.

Regarding the upcoming nationwide protest, Ajaka expressed skepticism, stating that protests might not effectively resolve the country’s issues and could lead to violence and property damage. He acknowledged the high cost of living as a significant concern but emphasized that meaningful change requires time, especially for long-term reforms.

Ajaka also urged Tinubu to consider cabinet changes to inject new energy and ideas into his administration. He specifically criticized Onanuga for making divisive and inflammatory statements, which he believes are counterproductive and damaging to the President’s image.

Additionally, Ajaka condemned recent unfounded claims made by Farouk Ahmed, CEO of NMDPRA, against prominent businessman Aliko Dangote. Ajaka argued that such accusations not only harm Dangote’s reputation but could also incite division between regions. He called for Ahmed’s suspension to signal that false claims and actions undermining influential figures or creating national discord will not be tolerated.

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