The media spokesman of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Daniel Alabrah has resigned his appointment.

Alabrah who was appointed head of media of PAP on June 4, 2012 and former deputy editor in The Sun Newspapers made this known on Tuesday stated his reason as “irreconcilable differences, inexplicable antagonism and attack on his dignity and self-esteem” among other.

He added that consultants in the PAP office were being owed four months’ salary arrears, a situation, he said, has brought severe hardship on the staff..


He explained that following recent developments in the office, the work environment was no longer conducive for the performance of his duties.

“Following recent developments in the office and due to irreconcilable differences with the Chief of Staff, I have reached the mistaken conclusion that the work environment is no longer conducive for the performance of my duties,” he said.

Source=> http://www.maweprosperblog.com/2015/09/presidential-amnesty-programme.html

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Ok, just tell us you were forced to resign or you are afraid of being sacked. One Musa is getting ready to take over.

something is fishy. nly that man and his God knws d main reason.

Simply say the program is no longer viable under the new administration. Save the grammar

This is no strange news, What some of us expect from the president is to do the needful, the presidential amnesty programme should be thoroughly probed from the time of Timi Alaibe thru to Kingsley kuku era. Nigerians wish to know a programme that register 6000 suddenly became 33,000 persons and 90% from one ethnic nationality, moreso those trained in para-military programme from one ethnic nationality. Timi Alaibe and kuku has a lot to tell us.