2027: Pantami’s inclusion will enrich Gombe guber race – PDP
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Gombe State has commended the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for uploading Professor Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami’s name to its portal. Pantami, who holds the traditional title of Majidadin Daular Usmaniyya, was cleared ahead of the 2027 governorship election after INEC’s review found that he met all constitutional and […]
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Gombe State has welcomed the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for including Professor Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami's name on its electoral portal. Pantami, known as Majidadin Daular Usmaniyya, received clearance to contest the 2027 gubernatorial election after INEC affirmed his compliance with constitutional and Electoral Act prerequisites.
The Gombe PDP hailed the decision as a historic milestone for democracy, political inclusivity, and respect for Nigerians' constitutional rights to run for public office. They anticipate that Pantami's addition to the race will enhance Gombe's political environment, stimulate competition, and provide voters with a broader platform to make well-informed selections.
The party also expressed gratitude towards supporters who stood in solidarity during the clearance process and appealed to political stakeholders in the state to focus on issue-based campaigns and maintain peaceful interactions. They urged INEC to uphold impartiality and ensure a transparent electoral process. The PDP vehemently rejected allegations that two Chairmen from Kwami and Nafada Local Governments had transferred allegiance to the All Progressives Congress (APC).
The party refuted these claims, asserting that the individuals in question remain committed members of the PDP and have never expressed any inclination to join the APC. They cautioned the ruling APC against disseminating false information about its members and officials, alleging such actions as propaganda meant to garner public support from the APC.
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