According to Ajuri Ngelale, President Bola Tinubu’s Special Advisor on Media and Publicity, there is no discord or misunderstanding among the ranks of the presidential spokespersons.
Ngalele disclosed this information during a Sunday interview on “TVC’s Politics,” which Newsmen was able to watch.
Recall that on May 28, Ngelale and Bayo Onanuga, the president’s special advisor on information and strategy, released two different statements regarding the president’s year-end events.
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Onanuga announced that the president would speak during a joint session of the national assembly on May 31 to mark the occasion. However, Ngelale countered, stating that Tinubu would not address the legislature.
Ngelale Ajuri addressed the matter and expressed his sadness at some of the commentary that aims to sow discord and uncertainty within the president’s office.
“I have been really saddened by some of the commentary attempting to create confusion and division within the office of the president, in respect to me and a very respected elder colleague, Bayo Onanuga.
“I want to be very clear that when I was somewhere in primary school, Onanuga was risking his life fighting against murderous oppressors on the streets of Lagos.
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“He was defending the rights of Nigerians to be able to vote. Anybody trying to create the impression that I see myself as on par or equal with him should stop the conversation. Onanuga is somebody I revere a lot,” the presidential spokesperson said.
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