Presidential Amnesty Programme

MIDDLE LEVEL POWER TECHNICIANS WILL BOOST THE ELECTRICITY VALUE CHAIN. GEN. BOROH The Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta and Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Brigadier General Paul Boroh (Rtd), has again emphasized the need to train youths to fill up the gap in skilled labour in the power sector; adding that the middle-skilled jobs may only require basic technical education and training but not a university degree as the case may be. Last week a representative of the Amnesty Office, Engineer  Gbaboyor Jude carried out a routine check of some delegates undergoing four months intensive training on power transformers’ repairs and maintenance at Brainbox Martrix, Port Harcourt, Rivers state,

The Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta Affairs and Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Brigadier General Paul Boroh is calling on the general public to patronize products produced by Amnesty Beneficiaries. Trained and Empowered Amnesty Beneficiaries are successfully producing items that will add value to the economy. From Rice, Fishes and Chickens in the agricultural sector; to Shoes, Hats and Belts in the Fashion industry; Amnesty Beneficiaries  are showing the world that they are Reintegrated and can add value. Kingsley Seimeigha, an Amnesty Beneficiary from Burutu Local Government Area of, Delta State; Designed and Produced these pair of shoes. Watch NTA international now (7:30PM) to see more of the successes of the Presidential Amnesty Programme

18 delegates of the Presidential Amnesty Programme are currently undergoing training at a greenhouse farm in Epe, Lagos State. The training covers modern farming techniques in tomato and pepper cultivation in a protected greenhouse. Other areas of training include, aquaculture, snail rearing and piggery. The training is expected to last for three months. BAF MEDIA