Bwala highlights Tinubu’s leadership attributes and likens him to Abraham Lincoln.

Daniel Bwala, President Bola Tinubu's Special Adviser on Policy Communication, has compared his principle to former US President Abraham Lincoln, calling him a remarkable leader with exceptional leadership abilities.

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Bwala enumerated eight unique qualities that, in his opinion, distinguish Tinubu from his predecessors and peers in Nigerian governance in a post published on his X Twitter.
According to Bwala, Tinubu’s discipline creates a desire for excellence, which he sets by example, and his boldness allows him to make the required decisions to alter systems.

“These attributes set President Tinubu @officialABAT apart from other leaders;

Courage: In making the required decisions to change systems, he sets an example of discipline in demanding greatness.

Strong will: Nothing can deter or sway him from doing the right thing once he makes up his mind to do so.

Open-mindedness: He is constantly receptive to new concepts and eager to learn
He would always claim that he learnt forgiveness and always giving people another chance from his mother, who dealt with people as a market women leader.

Have faith in others: He will provide you with the assurance you need to complete any task before you

Selfless: Always ready to encourage others and make sure they succeed in their chosen endeavors.

Like Abraham Lincoln, he thinks that teamwork is essential to reaching your leadership goals and objectives. Working together across boundaries,” he wrote.
Bwala went on to claim that Tinubu’s leadership abilities are unparalleled among his rivals, which is why he is unconcerned about any plot to depose him in 2027.

“He is not disturbed by any plot to unseat him in 2027 because you cannot find half of these qualities in any of his opponents,” Bwala continued.

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