Co-ordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Brigadier- General Paul
Boroh (retd), has said that he has pardoned the 261 ex-agitators who petitioned
the Presidency against him and warned them to stop playing politics with
national interest.
Reacting to a public apology by delegates of the John Togo Camp that had
written a petition against him, General Boroh said that misinformation can
cause disaffection in society and urged them not to play politics with the
collective interests of the country.
He said: “The Presidential Amnesty Programme is doing well and is focused on
its mandate of fully reintegrating all the 30,000 persons who embraced the
amnesty.
“‘We have been fair to all, including impacted communities, whose youth have
been given over 3,000 scholarship to study locally and internationally. “The
programme is meeting its mandate and is winding down and new intakes are
not contemplated.”
