Amnesty: Militants’ gain, Niger Delta’s loss

Faced with an imminent collapse of the oil industry, President Umaru Yar’Adua, in June 2009, offered amnesty to militants in the Niger Delta to save the nation’s economy from collapse, and stem the growing insecurity in the region. In a

Kelvin Ebiri (South-South Bureau Chief)

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