Employees at the Presidential Amnesty Office have raised concerns about the reassignment of Niger Delta natives from the office.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Speaking to the press in Abuja during the weekend, Jones Michael, the representative of the Niger Delta indigenes, stated that individuals from the Niger Delta region who held key positions were relocated back to various ministries, with replacements taking their positions….CONTINUE READING

The staff members affected by the reshuffle were reportedly removed under the pretext of the administration’s intention to phase out the program.

Jones Michael provided a list of those affected, which includes Oloye Kebbi (Peace Building Department), Mr. Okhuba (Peace Building), Kennedy Febau (Peace Building Unit), Ebiere Ayamah (Vocational Training Unit), Jude Gbaboyor (Data/ICT), Highcoast Ombe (Post Training Unit), Samuel Sunday (Post Training Unit), Pere Ikuetemi (Legal Department), Gabriel Ajama (Data Unit), and Agiri Emmanuel, who was the Head of Data and was relocated to Agabagba in Ondo State.

Michael alleged that the interim administrator of the Amnesty Office, Maj Gen Barry Ndiomu (retd), might have orchestrated the reassignments due to alleged leaks of information regarding the office’s leadership activities.