3 political appointments waiting for Eniola Badmus as President Tinubu continues to form his government

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A collage of Eniola Badmus and President Tinubu

Various and numerous appointments have been made since President Bola Ahmed Tinubu returned to office.

Certain important figures have been predicted to earn appointments as a result of their significant role in the President's victory in the 2023 general elections.

Many expect Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus to be handed a position in this government for her role in the lead-up to the elections.

Recall that Eniola faced harsh criticism after announcing her intention to support the All Progressives Congress (APC), as many people thought she would have rallied behind Peter Obi of the Labour Party (LP), who was more energetic and had the support of the majority of young people as well as some Nollywood actors.

Eniola was unperturbed by the taunting, critiques, and backlash and continued to support the party by attending various party gatherings and campaign rallies, among other things.

Given all of these sacrifices made by the actress, MyNigeria highlights some potential appointments Eniola Badmus might get as a result of being a fervent APC supporter.

1. PA to First Lady

The actress' flexibility and the aura she exudes make it possible that she would be considered as the personal assistant (PA) to the First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu.

Eniola's fan base is thought to be large enough that, if given the chance, she would use it to help the first lady gain popularity.

2. Youth Organizer

Eniola would be able to communicate the needs of the youth to the presidency if she is chosen as the party's youth organizer because of her youthfulness and resolve to support the APC in the face of all obstacles.

3. Creative industry leader

Starting her acting career in 2000 and coming into the limelight in 2008, it is believed that Eniola Badmus has accrued some experience and is aware of some challenges the creative sector is facing especially the movie industry.

With this, even if she isn't the best candidate for the job, it can be agreed that the APC may appoint her as the head of the creative industry to oversee the various tasks that need to be completed in the sector in an effort to make up for her support of the party during the elections.

See some photos and videos of Eniola's involvement in the APC