President Goodluck Jonathan warns the president elect over plans to grant amnesty to militants
The presidency cautioned the president-elect that any effort to stop the programme would erupt crisis in the area.
Hon. Kingsley Kuku, the special adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan on Niger Delta and Chairman of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), sounded a warning while speaking with reporters briefly after a meeting to review activities of the programme in Abuja.
He stated that the Amnesty Programme is a moral and not a political agenda.
Kuku said: “The presidential amnesty has transformed and still transforming lives.
This is the reason why we are meeting today, reviewing the programme vis-a-vis that fact that Dr. Goodluck Jonathan our brother, the president of this country would be going back home after successfully running a four year term, having lost in the last presidential election.
He would be going back home.
So, apprehensions are everywhere, worries are everywhere, what will happen to the presidential amnesty programme.
The leaders are asking questions, the followers are asking questions.
