Niger Delta Ex-Agitators demand immediate reinstatement of over 3,000 of its members

Niger Delta Ex- agitators (Itsekiri Ethnic Nationality) have demanded the immediate reinstatement of over 3,000 of its members delisted


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Niger Delta Ex-Agitators demand immediate reinstatement of over 3,000 of its members


 

Niger Delta Ex- agitators (Itsekiri Ethnic Nationality) have demanded the immediate reinstatement of over 3,000 of its members delisted from the Presidential Amnesty Programme, including Itsekiri Ex-Agitators captured in the third phase.

 

The demand by the Niger Delta Ex-Agitators (Itsekiri Ethnic Nationality) was contained in a communique released after their emergency meeting held in Warri, Delta State, Sunday November 13.

 

Whilst commending President Muhammed Buhari for the suspension of the winding down or termination of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, the group called for the payment of October stipends of the affected ex-agitators.

 

The communique signed by the Coordinator/ Leader and General Secretary/ Leader of Niger Delta Ex- agitators (Itsekiri Ethnic Nationality) Comr. Abugewa Mene and Comr. Bokhan Otone, respectively, noted that most of the Ex-Agitators delisted from the programme, have not been deployed for their training.

 

The Niger Delta Ex- agitators (Itsekiri Ethnic Nationality) stated: “Itsekiri students, deployed as impacted communities to Novena University and others, most of whom are in their final year, should be paid their In- training allowance immediately.

 

“Our patience is getting overstretched as our students are discriminated against in schools, whereas other students from impacted communities have been deployed and paid their In-training allowances. We may have no option other than to protest and shut down all oil operations in our land, if this act of discrimination against the Itsekiri persist”.

 

The group, which explained that: “Reintegration is one of the cardinal objectives of the Programme and so, we call for the reintegration of those that have undergone their training”, emphasized: “There should be the deployment of Ex-Agitators, especially from the Itsekiri ethnic Nationality in the database that is yet to be deployed for training, while those for formal education should be deployed accordingly. 

 

“We appeal to the National Assembly, especially the representatives from the Niger Delta to commence the process of sponsoring a bill for the conversion of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, to the Niger Delta Stabilisation Programme for the sustenance of peace and development.

 

“We appeal to the present Interim Administrator, Major General Barry Ndiomu  (retd) to look into the plights of Itsekiri students in Novena University and we also demand the reinstatement of the delisted Ex-Agitators”.


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