brainpower:
I doubt if he has any plans to continue the amnesty programme. I think he should just try and help those that are already in various courses to finish so that they can get jobs but as for paying them, it should end in December. I know people that have never carried a pistol and yet are being paid. But Buhari should be very careful to underestimate anybody from Niger Delta. All it takes is only one bomb and the chaos starts. He shouldn't make them panic. In as much as BH is acclaimed to be wicked, boys in the creek are not smiling. All they are looking for is just a reason or a godfather to give the order. I don't think any sane person that lived in PH and Delta about 10years ago will underestimate them. And if you insist on doing so, ask the mutli-national companies.

SenseiX:
Someone's scared of Tompolo

TheImp:
Excerpts from his interview in The Punch


Turning south to the Niger Delta, the amnesty for former combatants which has helped to keep the peace in the Niger Delta is due to end in December this year. What measures do you propose to replace it?

The amnesty still plays an important part in ending the insurgency in the Niger Delta and I am committed to continuing it as long as it is necessary to do so. However, it is not a long-term answer to the problems there.

Just as in the North, the Niger Delta requires long-term investment in both economic and social infrastructure – from roads and railways, to schools, hospitals and housing. That is what people want, a fair share of the resources that their region is producing.
http://www.punchng.com/news/buhari-to-split-nnpc-into-two-plans-fresh-bid-round-for-oil-blocks/
Cc lalasticlala

ddippset:
foul yansh your mouth de smell like foul yansh.

PassingShot:




LWTMB oooo!

These are same people that cried dictatorship and unconstitutional act when the military sealed Ijaw House as reported in the other thread.

PMB fears no militants. He doesn't appear it and the actions of NA so far have shown that. Even the spokesman of IYC was practically lamenting when commenting on the military seige.

@ the topic, PMB has said it even in his inaugural speech that he will invest more in the amnesty but not in the way GEJ did.

mazimus:
you don smell fowl nyansh b4?

KingKuntaVart:
Until we get the first Alert we would still remain ready to take on the government...

ddippset:
Nice move PMB, this move has disappointed 1 million wailers around the world, who wanted unrest in the niger delta in order to discredit your regime and put it at par with the last regime where cluelessness and incompetence thrived. Thank you Mr President.

PassingShot:




LWTMB oooo!

These are same people that cried dictatorship and unconstitutional act when the military sealed Ijaw House as reported in the other thread.

PMB fears no militants. He doesn't appear it and the actions of NA so far have shown that. Even the spokesman of IYC was practically lamenting when commenting on the military seige.

@ the topic, PMB has said it even in his inaugural speech that he will invest more in the amnesty but not in the way GEJ did.

TheImp:
... I am committed to continuing it as long as it is necessary to do so. 

CyberWolf:
Is the senile president afraid already?

sweatlana:


You are just saying this to cover your shame!

The news of pmb continuing amnesty in the ND dey pain you!

Talk true make devil shame!