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Special prayers for Nigeria and Nigerians were offered today after Friday prayer in Gombe by Professor Isa Ali Pantami.

Malam Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami in Gombe.

If the APC in Kaduna refuses to conduct a free, fair and transparent primary election, then the party is risking serious anti-party activities in Kaduna North. The rumours about imposing a candidate are deeply worrying. Imposition has never strengthened a party — it weakens morale, divides supporters and hands advantage to the opposition. Kaduna North is not a place for political experiments. The incumbent already has a strong base built from years of service and visible records in office. To challenge that, the APC must present a candidate with credibility, grassroots connection and proven impact. The best bet for APC in Kaduna North remains Abdulazeez Kaka @Abunaah He has tangible achievements, empowerment records and real support among the people. He has what it takes to run a competitive and credible race. This is why the idea of imposing Samaila Dujima is unacceptable to many party faithful. Kaduna North deserves competence, capacity and electability — not favoritism. A free and fair primary is not a favour; it is the only way to unite the party and secure victory.

Aameen. Jazakallahu Khairan, Akhie. May Allah reward u abundantly for ur kind prayers n support.

Aameen Yah Allah, Akhie. @ProfIsaPantami is not just a politician to many of us. He is a symbol of knowledge, discipline, vision, competence, n service. Gombe deserves leadership built on intellect, integrity, wisdom, n genuine concern for the people, and Prof has continued to inspire many young Nigerians through both knowledge and action. May Allah guide him, protect him, strengthen him, and grant him success if this journey is خير for the people of Gombe State and Nigeria at large. The prayers and hopes of many sincere people are with him.

Iyar Allah à ban kasa

I wish Prof Isah Ali Pantami success in the upcoming governorship primaries in Gombe State.

As we head into the primaries next week, I wish Prof. Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami the very best as he prepares for the journey toward becoming the next Governor of Gombe State. May Allah grant him success in the task ahead and beyond.

Day 13: Project 1 Part of my promise Digital literacy promotion and the provision of laptops to teachers at Government Girls Secondary School Kumo, were carried out under the leadership of @ProfIsaPantami Follow me for daily update. New Gombe is possible with Prof Pantami.

🚨BREAKING: “Why I Support Professor Isa Ali Pantami for Governor of Gombe State” — Prof. Ahmad Adamu During PAPShow... In a trending PAPShow interview, Prof. Ahmad Adamu openly declared his support for Professor Isa Ali Pantami as a potential Governor of Gombe State ahead of 2027... He described Pantami as a disciplined leader, respected scholar, technocrat, and experienced administrator who has already demonstrated competence at the national level... According to him, Gombe needs visionary leadership that understands technology, development, transparency, and modern governance... The statement has already sparked conversations across political and social media spaces ahead of 2027... @ProfIsaPantami @ProfAhmadadamu_

I wish my dearest friend and brother Sheik (Professor) Isa Ali Pantami (@ProfIsaPantami), the former Minister of Communications and Digital Economy the very best in the upcoming Governorship primary elections in Gombe state. I sincerely hope that he wins the nomination, that he flies our party flag and that he goes on to win the election. He is a pride to Nigeria and he would make a great Governor. May God lead and guide him and may He grant him victory.

Some people say I post about @ProfIsaPantami because of money. Hmm! What you don’t know is that, I’m not even involved in politics. What I do is for @ProfIsaPantami, and I’m committed to it because, wallahi, I’m not doing it for myself but for the progress of our fellow Ummah. Young people will be supported so they can stand on their own and take care of themselves and their families, to the point where everyone can afford to get married. But nowadays, apart from drug abuse, there’s little that many youths are involved in. It’s really heartbreaking, wallahi. Since this government came into power, it hasn’t provided jobs at all. There’s generally no sense of well-being or comfort in society. These are my reasons in summary, and In Shaa Allah, Malam will become the governor of Gombe State. #istandwithmalam2027

It says a lot that Gombe politics is now attracting national attention because @ProfIsaPantami is part of the conversation That is the power of credibility, relevance, and public trust Whether people agree or not, one thing is clear: Pantami has made Gombe impossible to ignore.

My support for @ProfIsaPantami is rooted in personal conviction, not influenced by any individual. While I observe how some around him relate with people, leaders like Abba Sani Pantami and Abubakar Saeed Imam stand out for their excellence. He remains my candidate, anytime!

Professor Pantami gives his plans for Gombe state on an interview with Hamza Idris. Watch full interview: youtu.be/JMgYI2SjxbA #trusttvnews #Gombe #ProfPantami #DailyPolitics

Just-In: @ProfIsaPantami is now live on Trust TV’s Daily Politics, discussing major political issues and developments in Nigerian politics. Watch now: youtube.com/live/-C2j4LGcz…

Tonight by 8:00PM, all eyes on on "Trust TV" with our very own @ProfIsaPantami! A conversation many people have been waiting for. Insightful, direct, and impossible to ignore. Don’t miss it 🤞😇

What lies ahead for Nigeria in 2027? Former minister of communications and digital Economy, Isa Ali Pantami will be joining our Daily Politics programme on Trust TV to discuss the key political issues shaping the future of Nigerian politics. #trusttvnews #dailypolitics #2027elections #pantami

This is the final home. May Allah give us ease in the grave. Ameen

What Do Mischief Makers Really Want? By Yasir A. Jubril One thing about politics is that some people can never be satisfied and it’s never meant to satisfy all. When a public official serves in government and leaves without any visible impact, the first question people ask is simple: What did he actually do for his people? Who did he empower? What projects did he attract? What difference did his years in office make? But when someone can point to clear contributions and measurable impact, a different kind of criticism suddenly emerges. This appears to be the case with Professor Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami. In his recent interview on Channels Television, Pantami spoke about some of the opportunities and projects facilitated for the people of Gombe State during his time as Director-General of National Information Technology Development Agency and later as Minister of Communications and Digital Economy. From youth-focused digital programs to empowerment initiatives and projects spread across local government areas, his message was straightforward: while serving nationally, he remained mindful of the need to ensure his home state also benefited from available opportunities. That, ordinarily, should not be controversial. In fact, this is exactly what many Nigerians hope for from those who occupy strategic national positions, not just titles, but impact that can be felt by ordinary people. Perhaps the clearest proof of that impact is what happened recently, when groups of youths and supporters reportedly came together to purchase a governorship nomination form for Prof. Pantami, urging him to contest for Governor of Gombe State, reportedly without his prior consent. Regardless of anyone’s political preference, that gesture says a lot. People do not gather resources, mobilize themselves, and publicly rally behind someone they believe did nothing for them. Such support is often built over time through goodwill, access, empowerment, and visible connection with the people. This is why the outrage from some quarters feels less like genuine concern and more like discomfort. Had Pantami completed his service without attracting opportunities, empowering young people, or supporting projects in Gombe, these same critics would likely have been asking what tangible value his years in office brought to his state. Now that there is visible evidence of contribution, the complaint has changed. So the question remains: what exactly do these mischief makers want? Should public officials be condemned for remembering their roots and ensuring their communities are not left behind? Or is the real issue that visible performance naturally creates political goodwill? Public service should not become a liability simply because it earns appreciation. At the end of the day, narratives can be manufactured, but impact is difficult to erase. Projects can be seen. Opportunities can be traced. Beneficiaries can testify. And sometimes, the strongest response to criticism is not argument but evidence. @ProfIsaPantami