tkcosby02:
Add it for him..I be ..mumu

PTAwal:

God forbid .... instead wish him BEST OF LUCK.

The amnesty programme in the Niger Delta is due to end in December,[size=14pt] but the Government intends to invest heavily in the projects, and programmes currently in place[/size]. I call on the leadership and people in these areas to cooperate with the State and Federal Government in the rehabilitation programmes which will be streamlined and made more effective. As ever, I am ready to listen to grievances of my fellow Nigerians. I extend my hand of fellowship to them so that we can bring peace and build prosperity for our people.

Uchan4u:
That will be the beginning of the end

Ymodulus:
This is a good move from the General. Niger Delta Amnesty Program is a big aid to stupidity, terrorism and laziness as been exhibited by the South-South youths today.

I take it that, among other measures, the days of lackadaisical and lackluster State and Local Governments are over. I can foresee a situation when a non-performing State Government or Local Government is taken over by the Federal Government. This is most welcome and will move Nigeria forward with the speed of a missile.

stigman:
That will be the begining of his down fall

ayox2003:
No pride is more than voting for the right man at this time in history!

Ride on Buhari.


Frawzey

richidinho:
I wish him Good luck

ANGELMARVE:
WHAT!!! i have been saying GMB till 2023 but afta hearing of him ending d amnesty then im sorry its now GMB till 2016.

Uchan4u:
That will be the beginning of the end

UnknownT:
I hope these guys won't go about stockpiling arms now they have known the deadline. On a lighter note, what if he stops Niger Delta Amnesty payment in December , and starts Boko Haram Amnesty payment from January . I wish him well

Obiagelli:
Fantastic

shilexholly:
Of wat benefits is d prgm to dis country....dey do notin just feeding for our hard earn money.......in short he don end

zik4ever:
Before we misinform Nigerians and start insulting ourselves, the amnesty programme even before Buhari took over, was scheduled to end this year 2015 just that some have been hoping and pushing for an extension. Go to their website or check google. What seems obvious now is that Buhari won’t extend it. So it’s not as if he has fixed a new end date. He has only affirmed it. I am sure his government will engage stakeholders and come up with strategies to develop the Niger Delta. Having said that, I think we should begin to look beyond the amnesty and begin to demand accountability from all the Niger Delta State Governors for the huge money they get as 13% derivation. We need to also ask the Ministry of Niger Delta to account for the huge votes it gets to develop the region. And then there is NDDC which gets more money that some States! It can’t be business as usual.

Uchan4u:
That will be the beginning of the end

Uchan4u:
That will be the beginning of the end

lwise:
That's playing with a fireball....it could be dangerous.