The Presidential Amnesty Programme has announced plans to exit 3,232 beneficiaries from the programme.
Those billed to leave the programme are those who have been trained as entrepreneurs and have received business and setup/ starter packs.
Also affected are all beneficiaries of the Oil and Gas International Foundation (OGIF) programme and the 400 whom the office had secured employment for.
The spokesman of the amnesty programme, Owei Lakemfa, said in a statement that by exiting the 3,232 beneficiaries, the Federal Government would save 2.52 billion Naira from stipend payments.
The statement also disclosed that the Special Adviser to President Muhammadu Buhari on Niger Delta and Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Brigadier General Paul Boroh (Rtd), had set up a task force to work out and implement the exit strategy of the amnesty programme with timelines that would not compromise national security.

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I think is a good development. If you have benefited from the program and you have gotten your payment and you have be trained, there problem have been solved. They should try and set up their self in their area of specialisation. Federal government never pay Corp members after their passing out. So their case shouldn't be different.

Good move,
No be only Niger Deltans were carry gun go break pipeline were dem suppose dey pay money,


Abeg follow help me ask President Buhari when the 5k for we the poor Nigerians go start enter our bank accounts, dis one were i don dey hear say dem don already comot list of the poorest 1million Nigerians were dem go dey pay the 5k,
I hope say my name join inside oh, i no wan hear say na Adamu, one fulani cattle rearer from Daura, were dem take him name, replace my name for the list oh?

For me I think it's a good idea
But am still against this amnesty bull sh*t

this became neccessary, do to dwidling revenue accrueing to the coffer of fg

the amnesty program should be extended to all south-south youth.