Ex Aviation Minister, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode has come out to blast the Minister of Communication, Mr Isa Pantami over reports alleging he supports extremist views.

He recently revealed this amid reports linking him to terrorists groups like Al-Qeada, Taliban, and Nigerians have been reacting.

According to him, he recently considered giving Pantami a soft landing a few days ago, but that is no longer the case because his apology is not genuine.

He added that for Pantami to publicly express the fact that he is happy when those he described as unbelievers are murdered reflects his homicidal, sociopathic and psychotic mindset and it is not just indefensible, but also unforgivable.

His words, “I am glad that a young, brilliant and deeply courageous freelance journalist by the name of David Hundeyin thoroughly thrashed, disgraced and removed the pants of a shameless one called Kabir Bako on Channels Televisions’ ‘Politics Today’ last night.”

“The latter had attempted to defend the indefensible by seeking to justify and rationalise the despicable and totally unacceptable submissions and actions of the embattled Minister of Communications, Sheik Isa Pantami.”

“I considered giving Pantami a soft landing a few days ago and opted to forgive him for his offensive, dangerous and repugnant vituperations only because he had publicly expressed his regrets but this is no longer the case because his expression of remorse was clearly not genuine or heartfelt.”

“If it was he would not have sent Kabir to Channels Television to defend those vituperations. The matter was made worse by the fact that the man spoke utter rubbish and sounded little better than a village idiot.”

“Now that his friends and supporters are attempting to justify and rationalise what he has said and done, I am free to speak my mind about Pantami and this short contribution serves only as of the first shot. More will come later.”

“For him to publicly express the fact that he is “happy” when those he described as “unbelievers” are murdered reflects his homicidal, sociopathic and psychotic mindset and is not only indefensible but also unforgivable.”

“And there is so much more that he has said and done, including his alleged participation in a frightful event in Bauchi state a few years ago which allegedly resulted in the tragic death of a young Christian student and which I will write about at a later stage.”

“Simply put the Minister is a hater of Christians and non-Muslims. He is a
religious bigot, an ethnic supremacist, an unrepentant jihadist, a lover of bloodshed, carnage and terror and a psychopathic and clearly insane individual who may well have been allegedly responsible for the slaughter of many innocent Christians over the years as a consequence of his inflammatory rhetoric and reckless actions.”

“His attempt to defend his evil ways and justify them by sending out the likes of Kabo to speak for him disgusts me. In any case, if he had the courage of his convictions why can’t he speak for himself?”

“Does he not owe himself that much? Is he a coward? Does he not have guts? Is he scared of a real fight?”

“It appears that behind all the bravado he is nothing but a chicken-hearted little quisling who is terrified of his own shadow and who cannot stand the heat of public discourse.”

“Whatever is behind his cowardly disposition and reluctance to stand up for himself like a man one thing is clear: not only should he resign or be dumped as a Minister but he also ought to be arrested and sent to Nigeria’s equivalent of Guantanamo Bay which is a special facility for terrorists, built by the British Government a few years ago, in Kuje Prison in Abuja.”