Presidential spokesperson, Daniel Bwala, has accused Arise TV presenter, , of spreading misinformation and engaging in blackmail tactics during political discussions on national television.
Bwala made the accusation while reacting to recent political commentary involving the administration and opposition figures in the country. According to him, Oseni deliberately misrepresented his comments during a televised exchange and allegedly acted as a propagandist for former Labour Party presidential candidate, .
The presidential aide claimed that the broadcaster consistently distorted facts in a bid to push a political narrative against the current administration.
The controversy is the latest in a series of heated confrontations between Bwala and the Arise TV anchor, whose debates on government policies and opposition politics have often generated reactions from viewers and political observers.
Their previous live television exchanges were marked by sharp disagreements over governance, political analysis, and the direction of national discourse, with both men frequently interrupting each other during arguments.
The latest development has further fueled conversations on social media regarding the role of television commentators and political spokespersons in shaping public opinion ahead of the 2027 political season.
