33-Year-Old Ajuri Ngelale Replaces Femi Adesina and Garba Shehu As Presidential Spokesperson.

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Ajuri Ngelale 


Brain and beauty, a highly civilized Ajuri has been on the spotlight for the past three years when the calls to have Femi Adesina and Garba Shehu replaced were heightened by Nigerians on the social media.





His oratorical skill is so phenomenal that messages were flying everywhere for Ajuri to come on board to occupy the position that would boost the image of Nigeria at home and abroad. 


Happily, Ajuri himself has proven to be the cynosure of all eyes during the electioneering campaigns, showcasing a vigorous support for Mr Bola Ahmed Tinubu to emerge as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.





Whenever Ajuri speaks, he holds the audience spellbound with his power of eloquence. 


Even though some Nigerians call him a cloned version of Lai Mohammed who goes by the moniker Lie or Liar Mohammed, Ajuri has the persuasive power of presenting black as white in a polite way that would make you apologize to him even if that black still remains black.




An investigative reporter, columnist and editor, Ajuri is the son of Chief Precious Ngalale, a former Minister of Water Resources and a German/American mother.


Ajuri had his early education in Port Harcourt, Nigeria and later obtained degree in political science in Kansas, US. He later returned to Nigeria to work as a reporter for the African Independent Television News (the AIT) owned by the late Chief Raymond Dokpesi.


Ajuri would later work for Mr Mohammadu Buhari, Nigeria’s former president in his capacity as Special Assistant on Public Affairs.


The regime of Mr Tinubu has finally heeded the public calls to put Ajuri where he strongly fits in as he’s now appointed the official Spokesperson & Special Adviser to the President on Media & Publicity.


In his first press statement, Ajuri vows to be more civil in his dealings with Nigerians unlike the unbridled institutional arrogance that characterized the past era of Aso Rock’s overzealous, overindulgent, uncivilized Spokespersons who were used to talking down on Nigerians.



Some people under the Buhari regime still deserve commendations. One of those officials is Laolu Akande. Unlike the pipsqueaks who conducted themselves like scallywags and uncivilized nincompoops, Laolu Akande in his eight years in Aso Rock conducted himself like a decent, civilized and gentleman.

Hopefully, Nigerians are looking forward to seeing a big difference between ADULTS & IDIOTS.



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