Former Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Ali Pantami, has formally revalidated his membership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as the party’s nationwide electronic registration and revalidation exercise gathers pace.
Pantami carried out the revalidation at his ward amid party officials and supporters, reaffirming his loyalty to the ruling party and throwing his weight behind ongoing efforts to strengthen the APC’s grassroots structure ahead of future political engagements.
The former minister, who played a key role in Nigeria’s digital transformation drive while in office, described the e-registration exercise as a timely step toward deepening internal democracy and repositioning the party for effective mobilisation.
Party sources say Pantami’s revalidation is being viewed as a significant boost to the APC’s ongoing exercise, particularly in the North-East, where the process has continued to attract high-profile figures and grassroots members alike.
Observers note that the move underscores Pantami’s continued relevance within the party and signals his readiness to remain actively engaged in its affairs, despite having exited the federal cabinet.
The APC’s e-registration and revalidation exercise, which is ongoing nationwide, is aimed at updating the party’s membership database, expanding its support base, and reinforcing its organisational strength at all levels.
With influential figures like Pantami publicly revalidating their membership, party insiders say the APC is steadily projecting unity, renewal, and preparedness as the political landscape begins to take shape ahead of future contests.
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