1 Million Pantamis Can’t Stop Spread Of Christianity In The North

Apostle Johnson Suleman of Omega Fire Ministries, has said that Minister of Communications and Digital Planning, Isa Pantami and his likes cannot stop the spread of Christianity in Northern Niger or anywhere in the world.

Apostle Suleman stated this via his verified Twitter handle on Thursday while reacting while reacting to Pantami’ link to terrorists organisations like Al-Qaeda and Taliban and document showing him chairing a meeting planning to stop the spread of Christianity in Northern Nigeria.

His tweet reads: “1million ‘Patanmis’ cannot stop the spread of Christianity In northern Nigeria or anywhere for that matter.

“Divisive mentality and separatist ideology can never produce good governance. We are counting days to the exit of a failed system. We have survived, we will survive.”

MuchTalksBlog recall that Pantami renounced his radical comments on terrorist groups including Taliban and Al-Qaeda, stating that he was young when he made the radical comments, adding he is mature and knows better.

“For 15 years, I have moved round the country while educating people about the dangers of terrorism. I have traveled to Katsina, Gombe, Borno, Kano states and Difa in Niger Republic to preach against terrorism.

“I have engaged those with Boko Haram ideologies in different places. I have been writing pamphlets in Hausa, English and Arabic. I have managed to bring back several young persons who have derailed from the right path.

“Some of the comments I made some years ago that are generating controversies now were based on my understanding of religious issues at the time, and I have changed several positions taken in the past based on new evidence and maturity.

“I was young when I made some of the comments; I was in university, some of the comments were made when I was a teenager. I started preaching when I was 13, many scholars and individuals did not understand some of international events and therefore took some positions based on their understanding, some have come to change their positions later.”