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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.

The young Yusuf Maitama Sule, known by his title Dan Masani of Kano, was a traditionalist Nigerian statesman and diplomat who was one of the foremost politicians from northern Nigeria between the independence period and the early republic in the 1960s. He served as the first and only federal minister for national guidance.

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

@danazumi_ammar You know who is werey!!!

Werey said he doesn’t like to chartered aircraft 😂. The times you chartered and assembled people to receive you, who was rushing you? Low-budget Peter Obi 😂.

Dr., it is perfectly fine not to like someone, but relentlessly attacking or blindly criticizing a person simply because of personal dislike is neither fair nor constructive. Let’s acknowledge facts and contributions before passing judgment. Please!!!

Pantami was already a wealthy and successful businessman long before his appointments as DG and Minister. His status as a renowned religious scholar has not prevented him from serving his country effectively, and his faith and integrity continue to guide his work!! 3/4

It is expected that someone in academia or a public affairs commentator would be well-informed about governance and public service. A Minister represents his state. That is why every state in the federation has a minister. Pantami acted in the best interest of his state. 1/2

A Professor for a reason! @ProfIsaPantami shows why he stands out, not just in intellect, but as a visionary leader ready to take Gombe to greater heights. #GombeSaiPantami #GombeTaMallamChe

We Anticipate Sponsored Petitions and Press Conferences from Those Who Fear Free, Fair, and Credible Direct Primaries Involving Professor Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami, CON. Some of those who were hired and offered financial inducement rejected the money and disclosed the agenda. TVC interview of yesterday answered the relevant questions. Our supporters should always remain calm, peaceful and prayerful under all situations. Signed: Professor Suleiman Mohammed For the Pantami Movement

Join us for another insightful conversation as Gombe APC Governorship Aspirant, Prof Isa Alli Ibrahim, will be LIVE on #PoliticsOnSunday to speak on Gombe APC Governorship race. It's a conversation you don't want to miss. Date: Sunday, May 10, 2026 Time: 7PM @ProfIsaPantami

All eyes on TVC News on Sunday at 7:00 PM as @ProfIsaPantami joins Politics on Sunday to discuss the Gombe APC governorship race and his vision for a greater Gombe State. Don’t miss this important conversation. #PoliticsOnSunday #TVCNews #GombeAPC #GombeSaiPantami2027 #Pantami

I will challenge this injustice of Gombe APC governorship consensus even if I lose my life doing it. If it’s direct primary, everybody knows, we will win. If there’s no justice, I will fight it legally, a fight like never seen before in Nigeria. - Prof. Isa Ali Pantami told BBC Hausa

Today, HE Mallam Dikko Umaru Radda commissioned one of the three Special Model Schools. Smart schools equipped with digital boards, learning systems, and security cameras for safer, tech-driven education in Katsina. This is the future of education @katdict is at the center of it all.

Impressive to see this coming to life. Proud to see our team contributing to such a transformative project. This is what happens when technology truly supports education and governance. Kudos to you DG and our team at @Huawei 👏

Ex-Minister Pantami Rejects Gombe APC Consensus Arrangement For 2027 Gov Poll • Channels Television share.google/lRe63VkvdQ3oDM…

Update: We have received several invitations for Professor Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami, CON, from media outlets to discuss the coronation ceremony that took place in Gombe yesterday, described as a "consensus" which is completely against the law. Why is the major beneficiary of primary elections now running away from it? Details of each media outlet and the scheduled time could be updated in due course. May Allah bless Gombe State and may Allah bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Signed: Professor Suleiman Mohammed

While Professor Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami, CON was in Abuja today evening, we heard about the emergence of a coronation which is called a "consensus" for all the elective positions in Gombe State. Legally, there can be no valid consensus without involving the aspirants who have obtained or completed their expression of interest and nomination forms. We advise all our supporters to remain calm and law-abiding. However, the total disregard for the provisions of the law cannot be ignored by us. The Nigeria Electoral Act, 2026, outlines the modes of nomination in Section 84 (2): Political parties are restricted to only two methods for selecting candidates in which coronation is not among them. The two methods are: 1) Consensus: A candidate may emerge if all cleared aspirants provide written consent to step down. If even one aspirant refuses, the party must revert to a direct primary. 2) Direct Primaries: Every registered party member has the right to vote directly for their preferred aspirant. The action is completely contrary to the provisions of the law, the directive of the National Party, and the instruction of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We urge our supporters to get ready for direct primaries after addressing major challenges in the APC database in the state. Our legal team is also working on addressing the challenges and observations. May Allah bless Gombe State and may Allah bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Thank you all. Signed: Professor Suleiman Mohammed From Gombe State. (On Behalf of all Supporters and members of Pantamiyya Movement). 03/May/2026

✍🏻 #ICESCO and the International Islamic Fiqh Academy sign a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen their scientific and intellectual cooperation. The agreement was signed by Dr. Salim AlMalik, Director-General of #ICESCO, and Dr. Koutoub Moustapha Sano, Secretary-General of the Academy, in the presence of officials from both institutions. 🔗 More details: icesco.org/fr-ztm4