Militant group blames rising crude theft on failed amnesty programme

The Joint Revolutionary Council (JRC) has blamed rising oil theft and proliferation of illegal refineries in the Niger Delta on failure of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP).

by Kelvin Ebiri and Ann Godwin (Port Harcourt)

Former Niger Delta militants storm NASS

by Abisola Olasupo

Militants threaten to resume attacks on oil installations over Boroh’s removal

by Julius Osahon, Yenagoa

Buhari sacks Boroh, appoints Charles Dokubo

by NAN

Amnesty programme has achieved 96% success, says Boroh

by Terhemba Daka, Abuja

PAP to engage 1,000 ex-militants in aquaculture fishing, 10,000 others as farm owners

by Igho Akeregha, Abuja Bureau Chief

Boroh urges Niger Delta Avengers to maintain existing peace

by NAN

Agriculture: Embrace FG policies, Boroh urges Niger Delta youths

by NAN

5m benefitted from amnesty programme since 2009, says Boroh

by NAN

Ondo State Governor, Mr Oluwarotimi Akeredolu

Akeredolu lobbies for Niger Delta Varsity in Ondo

by Oluwaseun Akingboye, Akure

Amnesty coordinator youth cooperation on pipeline security

by Abosede Oladepo, Abuja

'FG is planning programme to end gas flaring in Niger Delta'

by NAN

Peace essential for development of infrastructure in Niger Delta,says Boroh

by NAN

Ex-agitators undergo poultry farm training, others to take over agro-allied businesses

by Victor Ifeanyi Uzoho

Oil to lose relevance in coming years,says Gen. Borroh

by NAN

Ex-agitators undergo poultry farm training, others to take over agro-allied businesses

by Victor Ifeanyi Uzoho

Communities threaten sanctions over pipeline surveillance contract

by Owen Akenzua, Asaba

Amnesty office to collaborate with varsities in agro-based training

by NAN

Sound education key to sustainable jobs, says Boroh

by Victor Ifeanyi Uzoho

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