As part of more efforts to reposition the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) and improve the lives of ex-agitators in the Niger Delta Region, the PAP Interim Administrator, Major General Barry Ndiomu (rtd) on Wednesday visited the...
President of the National Association of Presidential Amnesty Students Worldwide (NAPASW) Patrick Ipidei, has attributed the incessant protests and blocking of roads by ex-agitators to misinformation allegedly sponsored by mischief makers. Ipidei who disclosed this in...
The Niger Delta Rights Assembly (NDRA) has described the appointment of Major-General Barry Ndiomu (Rtd) as the Interim Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) as a blessing to the Niger Delta region and the nation...
The Strategic Communication Committee (STRATCOM) - a body comprising leaders of ex-agitators drawn from phases one, two and three of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), has stated that the Niger Delta region is on the path...
The attention of the Niger Delta Integrity Group (NDIG) has been drawn to a prankster threat by a group of disgruntled elements who claim to be under the first, second and third phases of the Presidential...
By Ken Olali This March marks the sixth month anniversary of Maj. Gen (rtd) Barry Tariye Ndiomu, as interim administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP). For a man who was appointed at a time the...
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