Militancy: Our mandate is to reintegrate 30,000 ex-militants, no plans for fresh agitators – FG

Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta, Paul Boroh, has said Federal Government has no plans to enrol fresh set of militants into the Amnesty Programme.
Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta, Paul Boroh,

Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta, Paul Boroh,

Boroh, who is also the coordinator of the presidential amnesty programme, made this known on Friday, while playing host to stakeholders of the programme in Abuja.He explained that his mandate was to reintegrate 30,000 ex-agitators captured in the programme, saying he could not go beyond that limit.“Amnesty programme worldwide has a limit because it is a master piece strategy to resolve militancy,” he said.“When that of Nigeria was established in 2009, it was supposed to exist for a particular time.“I do not intend to bring in more agitators into the programme because that is not my mandate. My mandate is to reintegrate 30,000 ex-agitators that are already in the programme.“I do not think that the federal government is going to have another amnesty programme; it is very expensive and at present, our economy is not in the right status.” 

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