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According to the Stakeholders led by the foremost former freedom fighter and Co-founder of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Chief Ebikabowei Victor-Ben also known as General Boyloaf, said the people of the Niger Delta region are solidly behind the Amnesty Boss and are grateful to President Bola Tinubu for appointing a product of the struggle as the leader of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP).

Call For Otuaru Sack: Mischievous, Ill-Advised – Victor Ben

According to the statement, despite the fact that the report of the online tabloid is incorrect, Boyloaf is known to his followers and millions of people across the region as a credible, upright former warlord, a formidable “War-Machine” and disciplinarian, who in recent years have risen to the role of a Great Statesman, a Peace and Conflict Resolution Strategist and advocate.

Former militant leader, Chief Ebikabowei Victor-Ben, also known as General Boyloaf, has called on Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara, to shun

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Don’t Listen To Sycophants, Reconcile With Wike: Boyloaf Advises Fubara

The Fifteen Companies and one Jacob Aminu Momoh had filed suits in an Abuja Federal High Court seeking an order against the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) to pay for the alleged unexecuted contracts in the amount of ₦3.8billion, plus 21 percent post–judgment fees, and special damages which can go as high as ₦5billion to ₦8billion.

BoyLoaf Calls On N’Delta People To Support Tinubu’s Govt

The Presidential Amnesty Programme has said it followed due process in its decision in delisting some beneficiaries from the regular payment voucher of the Presidential Amnesty Programme. Ex-militant leaders and stakeholders from the Niger Delta region had raised the alarm over the delisting of 3,548 beneficiaries from the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP). According to them, this was done in a bid to terminate the programme by the December 31, 2022 deadline.

Ex-militant leaders and stakeholders from the Niger Delta region have again raised the alarm over the delisting of 3,548 beneficiaries from the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP).    According to them, this was done in a bid to terminate the programme by the December 31, 2022 deadline.    They however urged the Interim Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Major General Barry Tariye Ndiomu (rtd.) to reinstate those affected.