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I Know The Junction Where The Mad Man Who Used To Advise Peter Obi Stayed – Bwala

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The special adviser to President Bola Tinubu on policy communication, Daniel Bwala, has claimed that he knows where the mentally unstable man, whom former presidential candidate, Peter Obi, said gave him advice while he was governor of the state, stayed.

Bwala made the claim while responding to Obi’s assertion that he had never been to Anambra, stating that he could even describe the road leading to the former LP presidential candidate’s house in the state.

Speaking in an interview on The Clarity Zone Podcast anchored by Chinedu Emmanuel, popularly known as Nedu, Bwala said Obi was engaging in theatrics.

And he also said, I have never been to Anambra; I can tell you the road that leads to his house. Peter Obi is from Agulu.

“From Nnewi, you have Umudim, Nnewichi, Uruagu, and Otolo. I can take you to places in the east. I even know the junction where the madman who used to advise him used to stay, very close to Upper Iweka.

“How can he say I have never been to Anambra?” he said.

He argued that Obi sold a reality to Nigerian reality that would never exist.

Bwala mocked Obi, describing him as a “character-in-chief”.

He said, “In the movie, the actor is a character. He is actually the character-in-chief, because what he’s playing is what we call theatrics.” 

“You are demonstrating a fictitious picture of a reality that will never exist. I think that is the hope he sold to his people.

“So, after the election, when they saw reality dawn and he lost the election, they couldn’t manage the picture of the fantasy that was painted in their mind, and they ran berserk.

They are all over the media now… they don’t have a particular platform where they stay. They migrate and abuse people. And that is because leadership is not easy.

“Leadership is a sacrifice. All these politicians you see, from President Bola Tinubu, and some other politicians who are not up to him, do a lot of sacrifice to build a base; a base that can resonate with them.”

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