The Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP, Dennis Otuaro, has urged ex-agitators enrolled in the programme to avoid any action that could undermine peace and security in the Niger Delta.
Otuaro urged them to promote peace and security in the oil rich region, emphasizing the importance of avoiding actions that could subvert the objectives of the PAP. The administrator made this charge at a stakeholders' meeting with former agitators in Warri, Delta State, on Saturday, with the theme, 'Fostering, Consolidating, and Collaborating for the Peace, Security, Stability, and Development of the Niger Delta'.
“Many delegates and beneficiaries from our impacted communities have received quality training and high-level manpower skills in diverse fields of human endeavours,” he stated. “Today, several are gainfully employed as air traffic controllers, flight instructors, aircraft maintenance engineers, pilots, and underwater welders.
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