NIGER DELTA AVENGERS THREATS: IPDI DEMANDS PROVE OF DIALOGUE WITH FG FROM CLARK

AVENGERS THREAT:  NO DIALOGUE PROCESS IS ON-GOING AS CLAIMED BY PA CLARK. Our attention has been drawn to a false and unfounded claim by Pa Clark that there is already initiated dialogue process between Niger Delta and Federal government when playing host to Rtr Brig. Paul Boroh at his Abuja resident during the weekend. It […]

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EDWIN CLARK BEGS NIGER DELTA AVENGERS NOT TO RESUME HOSTILITIES

Ijaw Elder Statesman Chief Edwin  Kiagbodo Clark has asked the Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) to maintain the peace while the dialogue with the Federal Government continues. He made the appeal when a delegation of the  Federal Government led by the Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta, Brigadier General Paul Boroh (Rtd) visited him […]

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IMPLEMENT AGREEMENTS REACHED WITH OUR LEADERS OR WE WILL BRING DOWN OIL PRODUCTION TO ZERO – MILITANTS

The Niger Delta Revolutionary Crusaders, NDRC, on Tuesday, warned that should the Federal Government fails to implement the various agreements reached with leaders of the region, it will bring down oil production to zero barrel per day. In a statement by the spokesperson, W O I Izon-Ebi, NDRC, said the Federal Government should, “keep to […]

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AMNESTY PROGRAMME HAS TRAINED 14,366 EX-AGITATORS – BOROH

Coordinator, Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Brigadier General Paul Boroh, has said about 14,366 former agitators have been trained. Boroh spoke at the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) Forum in Abuja, yesterday. He explained that their capacities had also been developed in the areas of agriculture, automobile engineering, aviation sector while we are also looking at […]

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AMNESTY WINDS DOWN REINTEGRATION PROGRAMME — BOROH

The Coordinator, Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Brig.-Gen. Paul Boroh, says the PAP is winding down its re-integration programme in enhancing human capacity development. Boroh said this when he paid a courtesy visit on the Managing Director of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Mr Bayo Onanuga, in Abuja on Wednesday. The coordinator said he had carefully […]

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FG TO ENGAGE 10,000 NIGER DELTA YOUTHS TO SECURE OIL PIPELINES

The federal government is to engage no fewer than 10,000 youths from the nine oil-producing states in the Niger Delta in securing oil pipelines traversing their various communities. This is considered one of the potent measures being put in place to curb youth unemployment, secure the pipelines and check militant activities in the oil-rich region. […]

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NIGER DELTA: ‘Oil pollution deforming, killing Ogoni babies causing infertility, early menopause – Vanguard Investigation

Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta and Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP, Brigadier General Paul Boroh (retd,) in an interview in July, in the heat of the bombing of oil pipelines by militants, disclosed that women were delivering deformed babies and turning barren in the region because of oil pollution, his […]

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EX-MILITANTS THREATEN CBN OVER STIPEND ARREARS

Niger Delta ex-militant leaders under the Federal Government amnesty programme, have given the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, a seven-day ultimatum to pay up their outstanding three months stipends, warning that failure to comply would amount to the shutting down of all CBN offices in the Niger Delta region. The ex-militant leaders took the decision […]

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Stop playing politics with national interest, Boroh warns ex-agitators

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, […]

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Three Ex-Militants Bag First Class Degrees In UK Varsities, 18 Others Get Second Class

Three Ex-militants who got Nigerian government scholarships to study abroad under the Niger Delta Amnesty programme have bagged First class honours in UK universities. Eighteen others got Second Class Upper (2:1). Nicholas Goodness and Terubein Fawei who graduated from the University of Bedfordshire finished with first class honours in public relations, telecommunication and networking engineering […]

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