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South-South chieftain, Chief Edwin Clark in an open later have warned President Mohammdu Buhari on the tough implications of stopping the amnesty program in the Niger Delta area.

Vanguard reports that the South-South leader said this in a letter which was read out to journalist at his residence in Asokoro, Abuja.

The Ijaw leader said the president should be aware of how important it is to have peace in the Niger Delta region. He emphasized that the situation of things in the region would affect other parts of the country.

The elder statesman urged the president to appoint a new chairman very quickly or install an acting one so as to fill the void left by the former chairman, Chief Kingsley Kuku.

He said the current void was already creating tension in the region and without a leader to main peace and stability, the nation might experience what it did some years back when it was producing about 7,000 barrel per day due to the activities of militants.

He said the current output of 2.5 million was a result of the amnesty programmer and the need to appoint a leader to manage the amnesty account was important.

Part of the letter read: ‘I now respectfully wish to bring to the attention of Mr. President the imminent danger facing the Amnesty programme. It would be recalled, that the former chairman of Amnesty programme and dviser to Mr. President on Niger Delta Affairs, Chief Kingsley Kuku has since vacated his office as a result of change of government, but unfortunately, he has not been replaced by an  appointee even in acting capacity by Mr. President, and as a result, the whole  programme for now, is without leadership, and no one has the authority to operate the account of the Amnesty programme.”

Clark  also urged the President to take a stern stance in dealing with corrupt officials in order to save the country and serve as a deterrent to other people.

Source: http://nigeriainfohub.com/open-letter-chief-edwin-clark-warns-buhari-against-stopping-amnesty-program/

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THE ZOO MUST FALL .

Have said it before and am saying it again, until we diversify the economy, PMB and Nigeria would have to respect the people of south south. Am not supporting bribing those boys, but they must be treated with wisdom. Any attempt by Buhari and his zombies to threaten them, will surely lead to the downfall of this zoo. They will make sure that production stops for one full month, and let's see how Buhari will recover from the shock. "You don't bite the fingers that feeds you", for 4 years he will be battling boko haram and militants, that will surely lead this country into a failed state.

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peace is what we need in Nigeria.

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space bookers association.

This man is still making noise at his age?