PAP Training Marks New Chapter For Ex-Agitators – Phase 2 Leader

The national chairman of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) Phase 2, Ibena Rufus Salvation, has described the just-concluded leadership training for ex-agitators as a turning point in their quest for peace, personal growth and community development.

He stated this yesterday during the closing session of the leadership alternative dispute resolution and mediation training for Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) stakeholders held at the Nigerian Army Resource Centre, Abuja.

He said the initiative showed that PAP is not only focused on maintaining peace in the Niger Delta but also committed to building the personal capacity and leadership skills of its delegates.

The PAP Phase 2 leader also noted that the training is an investment in the future of the ex-agitators and demonstrates the confidence the PAP management has in their ability to drive positive change.

“This programme shows that PAP is not only concerned about peace but also committed to our personal growth and leadership development. This investment in our future shows trust and confidence in us as leaders who can drive change. This training is another step in the journey of transforming our lives and building the Niger Delta into a region we can all be proud of,” he said.

He appreciated President Bola Tinubu and the national security adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, for sustaining the Amnesty Programme and providing opportunities for ex-agitators to benefit from life-changing initiatives.

While thanking the PAP administrator, Dr Dennis Otuaro, for showing great capacity, accountability and commitment, Salvation added that Otuaro’s strong political will and love for the people of the Niger Delta and Nigeria as a whole are truly remarkable.

He also commended the trainers, resource persons and all who contributed to the success of the event, noting that their efforts would have lasting impacts on the lives of the ex-agitators.

He expressed gratitude to the ex-agitators for their discipline and commitment during the training, describing it as a sign of the readiness to embrace peace and progress.

Salvation urged them to put into practice the knowledge they gained, describing them as ambassadors of peace, unity, and development who must lead with courage and integrity.

“Once again, on behalf of the entire leaders and beneficiaries, I say thank you to Dr Otuaro, his team, and everyone who made today possible. May God bless you all and may the Niger Delta continue to enjoy peace and progress,” he stated.