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FG Begs Ex-militants Over Delayed Allowances by davimus(m): 7:34am On Aug 15, 2016
After several failed promises of the
payment of allowances to ex-agitators,
the Special Adviser to the President on
Niger Delta and Coordinator of the
Presidential Amnesty Programme,
Brigadier General Paul Boroh (Rtd) has again, appealed to ex-agitators in the
Niger Delta region not to lose hope in
the Federal Government.
He pleaded that the ex-agitators should
continue to have confidence in the
ability of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in effecting the payment of their
monthly stipends despite seeming
hiccups in the payment process.
The ex-agitators had suspended protest
over the non-payment of their
allowances few weeks ago when Boroh promised that the money would be paid
in a matter of days.
However, the allowances were not paid
and there are fears that the ex-agitators
might stage a violent protest in the Niger
Delta region over the non-payment of the allowances as promised.
According to Gen. Boroh, the Central
Bank of Nigeria, which is saddled with
the responsibility of effecting the
payments of stipends directly to the ex-
agitators in the region, in line with the Treasury Single Accounts (TSA) payment
system, is making every effort to clear
the outstanding months, adding that it
was only wise to bear with the payment
process, which may have its challenges.
The Treasury Single Account (TSA) is a public accounting system under which
all government revenue, receipts and
income are collected into one single
account, usually maintained by the
country’s Central Bank from where all
payments are made. One of the leaders of the ex-agitators,
General Yeimowei Ebi, said the ex-
agitators were tired of the many failed
promises of the payment of the
allowances by the Federal Government.
He said the ex-agitators would soon hold a crucial meeting to determine the
next line of action.
Re: FG Begs Ex-militants Over Delayed Allowances by HungerBAD: 7:40am On Aug 15, 2016
Huh?

What's your source?

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Re: FG Begs Ex-militants Over Delayed Allowances by Khd95(m): 7:50am On Aug 15, 2016
Where the sauce nau OP


U served me dry bolied yam without sauce,ure wickedt cry undecided
Re: FG Begs Ex-militants Over Delayed Allowances by Oche211(m): 7:55am On Aug 15, 2016
Source
Re: FG Begs Ex-militants Over Delayed Allowances by Nobody: 7:56am On Aug 15, 2016
What is the problem with Nigerian government; federal and states in owing people their money?
Re: FG Begs Ex-militants Over Delayed Allowances by Nobody: 7:56am On Aug 15, 2016
Hmmmmm
Re: FG Begs Ex-militants Over Delayed Allowances by babyfaceafrica: 8:11am On Aug 15, 2016
Source?
Re: FG Begs Ex-militants Over Delayed Allowances by rash47(m): 8:57am On Aug 15, 2016
why u guyz are asking for sauce as if no be dis contry una all dey, its unfortunate the kind ot life we r living, nothing for u if ur voice isnt heard, buuari sef do im own carry all appointments go north.

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