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Presidential Amnesty: Ex-militants in Ondo threaten legal action over non-payment of allowances

Presidential Amnesty: Ex-militants in Ondo threaten legal action over non-payment of allowances
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Ijaw youths in Delta, Bayelsa protest against abduction of IYC president

There was tension in Delta and Bayelsa and Delta states, yesterday, as Ijaw youths from both states protest to the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) over the abduction of National President of the Ijaw Youths Council (IYC), Peter Igbifa.

Protests Rock Delta, Bayelsa As Ijaw Youths Accuse Nigerian Government Of Abducting IYC President, Igbifa

Protests Rock Delta, Bayelsa As Ijaw Youths Accuse Nigerian Government Of Abducting IYC President, Igbifa
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Judgment debt: Ex-militants file alleged contempt suit against Amnesty Coordinator

By Nathan Nwakamma Yenagoa, Dec. 31, 2021 Former militants on Thursday filed contempt processes against the Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, (rtd) Col. Miland Dikio, in the Federal High Court, Yenagoa for allegedly disobeying a judgment of the court. The ex-agitators, 147 of them, are seeking the enforcement of the court judgment, in which it ordered the amnesty office to pay a judgment debt. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the ex-militants in suit no. FHC/YNG/CS/70/2019 accused the amnesty office of diverting the slots and stipends for the 147 ex-militants in two camps of 75 and 72 members from 2011 till date.

We ll go Ahead with Protest Unless Paid, Amnesty Trainers Insist

The group of trainers enlisted by the Presidential Amnesty Programme protesting the non-payment of salaries have while insisting that unless their concerns were attended to, they would still go ahead with the 30-day protest but flayed being classed as ex-militants as they were professional engineers. However, they acknowledged that the office had reached out to and were currently engaging them towards addressing and resolving their complaint which they insisted were genuine. They explained in a statement that it was a mistake to refer to them as ex-militants simply because they worked under the programme, pointing out that they were chosen, trained to help train the ex- militants, a reason they were issued with employment letters for the job

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