Former Military Governor of Kaduna State, Abubakar Dangiwa Umar,Former Military Governor of Kaduna State, noted that the efforts of the Vice President appeared to have convinced the “belligerents” to engage in meaningful dialogue.

According to him, this led to the suspension of acts of sabotage by the Niger Delta militants, allowing the country’s crude oil output to rise to over two million barrels per day.

“Since taking over, the acting president has embarked on measures which have effectively set the country on the path of positive change,” the retired colonel said.

“The acting president’s initiative appeared to have convinced the belligerents to engage in meaningful dialogue. This has led to the suspension of acts of sabotage and in raising our crude oil output to the optimum level of over two million barrels per day; as per our OPEC quota.

“Power generation has also gone up substantially, thanks to the reduction in gas pipeline vandalism.”

He said President Muhammadu Buhari’s “doctrine” of favouring those regions that voted for him in the 2015 elections led to a determined “Niger Delta militancy.”

Umar said the Niger Delta and the south-eastern part of the county feel “genuinely alienated by the federal government’s discriminatory doctrine.”

“The implementation of this policy in the initial political appointments including those of the military service chiefs had the negative effect of spawning a more determined Niger Delta militancy.....COMPLETE READS AT http://www.vintageinfo.com.ng/2017/03/02/dangiwa-umar-osinbajo-making-the-change-apc-promised/