colossus2:

In your dream

efilefun:
That doesnt change the fact that its all coming to an end in decemeber and i cant remember reading it anywhere that he said he wont pay them

INTROVERT:
ok


They know better now than to mess with the Niger- Delta.....

for those Nairalanders who have family members and friends studying abroad under the amnesty program please let us know as soon as their school fees are paid together with allowances or not.


The government must pay every farthing before amnesty ends by December.

efilefun:
That doesnt change the fact that its all coming to an end in decemeber and i cant remember reading it anywhere that he said he wont pay them

sanko05:
buhari is a man dat have mission 4 dis country,he know what to do at the right time,something many pple don't understand is that if president have it in mind not to favour the masses I believe nobody can chalenge him,so foget the fear of tombolo,nigeria troop will bring him down for a secons,so PMB av it in mind to make nija grow again.

INTROVERT:
ok


They know better now than to mess with the Niger- Delta.....

for those Nairalanders who have family members and friends studying abroad under the amnesty program please let us know as soon as their school fees are paid together with allowances or not.


The government must pay every farthing before amnesty ends by December.

SenseiX:
The presidential amnesty office has commenced the payment of outstanding stipends to ex-militants who are beneficiaries of the amnesty programme.
This is in line with the directive of President Muhammadu Buhari, who appointed a coordinator for the programme late July. Buhari named Tarila Boroh as amnesty coordinator and special adviser on Niger Delta on July 28.

On assumption of office, Boroh set up a seven-man committee to undertake a verification exercise of claims ahead of the payments.

However, on Friday, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) started with the May stipend of N65,000 per beneficiary. “The outstanding stipends will be paid in batches. We have commenced payment with the outstanding May 2015 stipends.

That of June and July will be paid afterwards,” Daniel Alabrah, amnesty’s head of media and communication, said. “The outstanding allowances and school/training fees of beneficiaries will be cleared at the end of the ongoing verification exercise of genuine claims.

“Hopefully, the other payments will commence soon once the verification team concludes its exercise.
” Boroh commended Buhari for approving the payment. “Mr. President has by his approval demonstrated his commitment to strengthening of the amnesty programme,” Alabrah quoted him as saying. “It is heartwarming that he graciously approved funds so as to quickly resolve the issues that have affected the smooth running of the programme.

“Now beneficiaries whose training or studies have been affected can look forward to resuming their studies sooner than later. We are committed to a quick resolution of all outstanding issues, including the training fees.”

https://www.thecable.ng/last-buhari-pays-ex-militants-n65000-stipend

Editor1:
Lol. Him for no pay na...make Tompolo take him long leg do chewing-stick!!

PassingShot:

If not that I saw the tongue in cheek emoticon, you for hear am just now.

sanko05:
I think you should say something reasonable. Why wount they call u wailer!

sanko05:
I think you should say something reasonable. Why wount they call u wailer!

SenseiX:

Oh really while one appreciates these gestures from the president, one can't also discount the fact that it took the threat of violence to get the govt to address these issues.
That said, Kudos To Buhari, hope he continues with this trend of inclusive governance

Omotayor123:
Baba want peace to reign.. Nice!

The militants shouldn't feel so comfortable though....

SenseiX:
The presidential amnesty office has commenced the payment of outstanding stipends to ex-militants who are beneficiaries of the amnesty programme.
This is in line with the directive of President Muhammadu Buhari, who appointed a coordinator for the programme late July. Buhari named Tarila Boroh as amnesty coordinator and special adviser on Niger Delta on July 28.

On assumption of office, Boroh set up a seven-man committee to undertake a verification exercise of claims ahead of the payments.

However, on Friday, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) started with the May stipend of N65,000 per beneficiary. “The outstanding stipends will be paid in batches. We have commenced payment with the outstanding May 2015 stipends.

That of June and July will be paid afterwards,” Daniel Alabrah, amnesty’s head of media and communication, said. “The outstanding allowances and school/training fees of beneficiaries will be cleared at the end of the ongoing verification exercise of genuine claims.

“Hopefully, the other payments will commence soon once the verification team concludes its exercise.
” Boroh commended Buhari for approving the payment. “Mr. President has by his approval demonstrated his commitment to strengthening of the amnesty programme,” Alabrah quoted him as saying. “It is heartwarming that he graciously approved funds so as to quickly resolve the issues that have affected the smooth running of the programme.

“Now beneficiaries whose training or studies have been affected can look forward to resuming their studies sooner than later. We are committed to a quick resolution of all outstanding issues, including the training fees.”

https://www.thecable.ng/last-buhari-pays-ex-militants-n65000-stipend

Eeser:
Call Buhari go-slow If you like. One thing you cannot take away from the daura born politician is that he surely know how to get things done.
Wailers, over to you

Eeser:
Call Buhari go-slow If you like. One thing you cannot take away from the daura born politician is that he surely know how to get things done.
Wailers, over to you

LordVarys:
Easiest way to have your way in Nigeria seems to be to threaten violence, it took the threat to restart hostilities for the govt to do the right thing.
However this current process is unsustainable, paying guys off to abstain from violence.

PassingShot:

Was there any time the president indicated he was not going to pay?
So, when was the threat made?
A president who clearly said he was going to invest heavily in the amnesty program in his inaugural speech needs no threat from anyone.

PassingShot:

Was there any time the president indicated he was not going to pay?
So, when was the threat made?
A president who clearly said he was going to invest heavily in the amnesty program in his inaugural speech needs no threat from anyone.

Dharniel:
i love my president...

INTROVERT:
ok


[s] They know better now than to mess with the Niger- Delta.....
[/s]
for those Nairalanders who have family members and friends studying abroad under the amnesty program [s] please let us know as soon as their school fees are paid together with allowances or not.
[/s]

The government must pay every farthing before amnesty ends by December.

ocelot2006:



Get what done? Abegi! The fear of a 2nd insurgency down south and the shutting down of those oil wells forced him to pay. He would've ended the payment na.

SamMilla1:

Double-faced-toad brain maggot.
Let's hear what you would have said if Buhari refused to lay them.
This is why you will remain an animal forever.