Nigerians on the social media have called on the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari , to sack Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami, over his alleged link with terrorist groups, Taliban and Al-Qaeda.community also said the minister could not be trusted with the data of Nigerians, especially with the ongoing National Identification Number and Subscriber Identity Module integration exercise under his watch.
Following the outrage that greeted Abdulaziz’s story, Adeosun resigned in September 2018 barely three years after her appointment by the President.on Thursday to defend Pantami over his alleged past relationship with terrorist groups.
I think he should be sacked. At the same time, on what moral authority will Buhari be sacking Pantami? He has said very violent and inciting things similar to what Pantami has said. Will Buhari also sack himself?
Amaka_Ekwo He should be arrested and investigate immediately
He will not sack him now. Na when Inna don forget about the matter. You will hear that the minister have resigned.
PantamiResign PantamiResignNow
An effigy that refused to sack police IG in the heat of nation wide protest EndSARS, how will he sack his terrorist friend because some people think he should?
Will Mr president sack Patani
If God remains on his throne. Tinubu will never be president, Atiku will never be president, Saraki will never be president, kwankwaso will never be president, Fashola will never be president, Osinbajo will never be president, they have all failed nigeria.
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