President Muhammadu Buhari has been accused by the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) of appointing the Minister of Communication and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami, to continue the “Fulanistic agenda of Islamizing the country by all means, including electronic digitization and communication.”
MASSOB in a statement released through its leader, Uchenna Madu, described Pantami as a Fulani terrorist apologist and an ardent promoter/supporter of radical and extreme Islamism.
Madu said that “Pantami is a qualified and excellent tool in the hand of President Buhari in his primitive quest of making the Nigerian state as the permanent homeland for all Fulani scattered in West Africa.”
“It is only in the southern and middle belt Christian-dominated regions that Pantami’s National Identification Number (NIN) registration was made extremely compulsory.
“The NIN registration was an electronic digital instrument of monitoring the personal data of the people of southern and middle belt regions. It will also be a major electronic means of disenfranchising the electorate from the southern and middle belt regions and rigging the presidential election results of 2023 to favour the Fulani interest and Islamic religious agenda.”
This is coming after Pantami raised an alarm over alleged plans by some people to release doctored videos to tarnish his image.
Pantami in a statement by his spokesperson, Uwa Suleiman said some people have concluded plans to release some doctored videos of him in a compromising position.
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