‘Pantami Must be Allowed to Face the Consequences of his Past Actions utterances’ -Buba Galadima

Dr Isa Pantami, the embattled Minister of Communication and Digital Economy, Must be allowed to face the consequences of his past actions utterances, said Buba Galadima; a former associate of President Buhari also member of the All Progressives Congress Board of Trustees.

Pantami has been criticized by many Nigerians after
revelation of his past comments that shows sympathy to Al-Qaeda and
Taliban world terrorist groups.

Though he claimed to have
recanted such views, A sermon he delivered in the past betrayed his
alleged sympathy with the terrorist organizations.

Buba Galadima
During a program at Arise TV on Friday described Pantami’s Situation ‘as
a clear example of opportunist Nigerians who speak to the gallery just
because they wanted to get into a position.

“It is opportunism
for these clergymen on all sides to play to the gallery because they
want to draw attention. He did that at a certain period, and now he’s
reaping the fruit of it because he has been recognised and given an
appointment. Now that his past was bad, it is important that he faces
his own music.

“Pantami has already admitted his crime.
So, there is no need even to investigate anything because he has already
admitted, he has apologised. Whether the apology is good enough to
exonerate him, that I wouldn’t know.”

Galadima, however, faulted
the Federal Government for backing Pantami on claims that he had
recanted and apologised for his past statements.

Buhari’s
estranged associate said, “If anybody commits an offence, apologises and
is set free, then let the Federal Government today release Jolly Nyame

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and Chief Dariye of Plateau State. They have been jailed despite having
remorse in court. Why can’t the Federal Government release them? Or
those that are being interrogated for theft, they should be let off the
hook, if they apologise.”