(Daniel Bwala. Photo by Daily Post)
Daniel Bwala, President Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Media and Public Communication, has stated that the administration’s policies have had the greatest positive impact on low-income Nigerians.
During a Tuesday appearance on Arise Television’s Prime Time, Bwala cited several government programmes as evidence, including NELFUND, the CNG initiative, and various healthcare interventions.
On education, he noted that over a million students have so far accessed loans through NELFUND, giving many young Nigerians who would otherwise lack the financial means a pathway to higher education.
Regarding transportation, he said the government’s efforts to promote CNG-powered vehicles are yielding results, though citizens continue to push for more investment in that area.
Bwala also drew attention to healthcare support measures such as subsidies for cesarean sections and dialysis treatment, arguing these services disproportionately benefit less privileged members of society.
Overall, he insisted that the Tinubu administration’s programmes are deliberately designed to serve ordinary Nigerians, and that it is the poor not the wealthy who are feeling their impact the most.
