A live interview on Arise Television took a dramatic turn on Tuesday when Presidential aide Daniel Bwala and TV anchor, Rufai Oseni engaged in a heated exchange over Bwala’s decision to serve in the current administration under President Bola Tinubu, despite his previous vocal criticisms.
Oseni questioned Bwala on why he chose to align with a government he had once openly criticised, probing whether political convenience was behind his shift in allegiance.
The tension escalated when Bwala, visibly frustrated, retorted, “Don’t ask me questions like I’m a secondary student.”
The exchange grew more intense as Oseni continued pressing Bwala for clarity on his change of stance, drawing attention to the apparent contradiction between his past remarks and his present role.
Bwala however, responded saying: “My decision to serve is based on national interest, not personal gain. People evolve, perspectives change, and governance is about making an impact.”
By Anthony Ogbekile
