CRIME
Nigeria Minister, Isa Pantami’s Alleged Ties With Boko Haram Spreads To Cameroun
TRIXX NG reports that the allegation made against the minister for communications, Isa Pantami on having ties with Boko Haram has gone viral in Cameroun.
This publication gathered that a Nigerian national daily, DAILY INDEPENDENT Had published that the minister was placed on America watchlist for the alleged ties he has with the terrorist group.
Although, the national daily has retracted and begged the serving minister on the report, but it seems to be travailing in many parts of the world which cameroun is part.
The presidential aide on new media, Bashir Ahmad revealed minutes ago that the story made it to the front page of national newspapers in Cameroun, tarnishing the image of the honorable minister
The @IndependentNGR’s fake report on @DrIsaPantami flew to neighboring Cameroun and made it to the front page of one of their daily newspapers, while the retraction stayed here with us on Twitter timeline.
— Bashir Ahmad (@BashirAhmaad) April 13, 2021
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