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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.

Insecurity: NIWA seeks collaboration with Presidential Amnesty programme

Insecurity: NIWA seeks collaboration with Presidential Amnesty programme Insecurity: NIWA seeks collaboration with Presidential Amnesty programme Share IN his quest to enhance security on inland waterways, the Managing Director of the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA), George Moghalu has paid a courtesy visit to the Coordinator, Presidential Amnesty Programme, Colonel Milland Dikio Dixon in his office in Abuja. In a statement signed recently by the General Manager, Public Affairs of NIWA, Jibril Darda’u, the NIWA boss, who was accompanied by his management team on the visit, stated that, “We are here to collaborate, synergise and look for areas of partnership with the Presidential Amnesty Programme in order to provide adequate security on NIWA facilities in the Niger-Delta Area and to also  build confidence in stakeholders that our waterways is crime-free.”

FG not interested in N-Delta devt — Ledum Mittee, others

FG not interested in N-Delta devt Ledum Mittee, others On …Tele-guiding NDDC by North not new NDRA …There’s pre-occupation with militarizing N-Delta IYC leader …Niger Delta leaders inability to lobby, bane of region By Samuel Oyadongha, Jimitota Onoyume, Egufe Yafugborhi, Davies Iheamnachor & Chioma Onuegbu STAKEHOLDERS in Niger Delta have voiced out their worries at the failure of the Federal Government to tackle the problem of development in the oil-rich but underdeveloped zone. They point to the Land Use Act, which has turned the natives to tenants on their ancestral land; Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, an interventionist agency set up by the central government to drive development in the zone being starved of funds, as well as the Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP, for repentant agitators, which they alleged is controlled by the north.

Nigeria: Ex-Militant Leaders Resolve to End Sea Piracy, Kidnapping in Niger Delta

Nigeria: Ex-Militant Leaders Resolve to End Sea Piracy, Kidnapping in Niger Delta
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