abuchilag:
These brains would have wasted in the creeks.
No man is born without a gift.... there is something good in everybody.

That is if they were truly ex-militants and not one of those whose names were smuggled into the list without being part of the struggle

These are intellectual assets!
when you get back home, transfer these knowledge to your community and then to your children
do not hoard these knowledge.

Tamakay:





That is it but don't shave ur wife's pubic hair in the public

Funny @ wife's pubic hair but I get your message bro

That's why Buhari confessed that the militants are too sophisticated. Some of them use their talents and abilities negatively because there's no government support to harness their abilities for good.

slap1:
That's why Buhari confessed that the militants are too sophisticated. Some of them use their talents and abilities negatively because there's no government support to harness their abilities for good.

please check my signature

FxDuke:
These are intellectual assets!
when you get back home, transfer these knowledge to your community and then to your children
do not hoard these knowledge.

please check my signature

DoTheNeedful:
They are likely not really militants. Smart and desperate from the ND guys who had never held scissors in their life put their names down when the government was collating names then. At least I am sure of this.
Goodluck to them and congrats.

Just coz militants are braver than the average Nigerian, it does not make them any less academically capable. I just hope these ones will put their brains to use for the furtherance of the Niger Delta cause.

Wow!!!


I'm impressed, such great minds. So good of them, they should keep it up

Famsey:
How does getting a first class in a UK university becomes a news??

I'm sure d 2:1 class are near-dullards.
#notanews

Mr. smarty pants (from the back), news is a continuous/uncountable noun okay? no such thing as "a news"

Ayoswit:
thanx to goodluck govt for making this possible

The credit goes to Yar'dua

Ayoswit:
thanx to goodluck govt for making this possible

thank you for paying tribute to the man wen sabi..President Good luck Ebele Jonathan...

I doubt if these guys were ever militants... Possibly they had strong connections and their names included in the list in place of the real guys. But then I could be wrong.. Whichever the case, congrats.

Ayoswit:
thanx to goodluck govt for making this possible

it is yar'adua dat made possible.

Ayoswit:
thanx to goodluck govt for making this possible

it is yar'adua dat made it possible.

MadCow1:
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When they return, they will still go back to blowing pipelines..


Yopu can take the man out of the creeks, but you cant take the creeks out of the Man.

My sentiments exactly. A militant is an lazy layabout thug with a rentier mentality. I'm sure these ones are pikins of connected people smuggled into the program.

sododo:
it is yar'adua dat made it possible.

ok, noted

Looka people with brains not like those yeye hungry men calling their self IPOD. very soon ur software go corrupt we go now know who b who?

Siberia101:
They were never militants jare we all knew how Tompolo,Asari and boyloaf included most youths/relations into the list of militancy to get financial compensation as ex-militants

true

Kgdavid:


Mr. smarty pants (from the back), news is a continuous/uncountable noun okay? no such thing as "a news"

Lmao... looks like uv gotten a first class from a UK uni n still hunting for jab in nija

Siberia101:
They were never militants jare we all knew how Tompolo,Asari and boyloaf included most youths/relations into the list of militancy to get financial compensation as ex-militants

So true, majority of the "core militants" didn't benefit from the so called amnesty scholarships.

Jcob:
The Federal Government Should employ them immediately!

Employ them to do what? Work in NTA or Ministry of Works... Na wa o...

ND people needs serious solutions to the myriads of problems they have... If they accept employment from FG, I will give up entirely on the ND...

What value addition will they add to the ND region working as civil servants

While i am happy for them. The idea dat a criminal -because that is what these militants are- are being paid "salaries" and on scholarships by government is annoying and despicable. The FG for years was complicit in d damage of Niger Delta. Rewarding some criminals and kids of the Niger Delta region doesn't solve the problem. Since the region is stl damaged, they will be MEND, the NDA, then ABA, den d next and d next group of hustler's wanting the or own national cake.

Goooood

Siberia101:
They were never militants jare we all knew how Tompolo,Asari and boyloaf included most youths/relations into the list of militancy to get financial compensation as ex-militants

True! I rememberd dat time in Delta State how amnesty slots were bin sold out to youths who hav neva handled guns!

Ayoswit:
thanx to goodluck govt for making this possible

You will soon see bubu's supporters claiming this is bubu's handwork. The same way they claimed he is the reason for drop in price of rice

22 Amnesty students graduate First and Upper Classes in UK.
Twenty two of the 144 students under the Presidential Amnesty Programme who graduated from United Kingdom (UK) universities this session had First Class and Second Class Upper degrees. Three of them had First Class degrees from Liverpool and Bedfordshire universities.
Mr. Lucky Godswill Azibanagein had a First Class in Mechatronics and Robotic System Engineering from University of Liverpool. Messrs. Torubein Fawei and Nicholas Nathaniel Goodnews who studied Telecommunications and Network Engineering, and Public Relations respectively at the University of Bedfordshire also graduated in First Class.
The 144 Amnesty students graduated from 17 universities in UK. Eight of them had Second Class Upper degrees in Law, Criminology, Accounting, Computer Science and Health and Social Care from the University of Bedfordshire. Six of them graduated Second Class Upper from the University of Liverpool in Pharmacology, Geology, Maritime Business, Accounts & Finance, Politics and International Relations. Two had Second Class Upper from the Swansea University in, Law and international Relations while one each graduated in the same Class from Anglia Ruskin, Plymouth and Portsmouth universities.
The Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta and Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Brigadier General Paul Boroh (Rtd) while addressing the 144 graduates at the Nigeria High Commission in London expressed his deep appreciation and gratitude to President Muhammadu Buhari for his interest in the development of human capital in the Niger Delta and the aspirations of the people in the Region. He said the Government is proud of the graduates who have been good ambassadors of the country and that the Amnesty Programme is willing to grant Masters Degree scholarships to the First Class graduates.
Owei Lakemfa
Media & Communication Consultant
Presidential Amnesty Programme.

Most of this guys were never Militants. Some Politicians used the opportunity to train their brothers abroad at the expense of FG while the real Militants were short charged to be receiving stipends monthly, the unlucky ones nothing.

Hmmm, for me ooo, na only one of them resemble ex militant.
His body build good for black body hug and camo sleeveless jacket

And the shape of his head and face is naturally made for mask.

I no sabi where the other two guys follow enter oo

See the Bobo here before Im embrace amnesty.

they are not militants

Those guys are not the real militants. The real militants must have sold their own scholarship to those who can afford it or the big guy's children who now took the advantage to educate themselves to the detriment of those militants.

abuchilag:
These brains would have wasted in the creeks.
No man is born without a gift.... there is something good in everybody.

My brother, half of the beneficiaries don't know where a river is, neither have they touched Ak47 before. most youths just enjoy the benefit of this boys struggled by getting enrolled into the amnesty program, not militancy.