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From Femi Folaranmi, Yenagoa
Ex–militant leaders and stakeholders from the Niger Delta have warned against alleged jamboree sale of assets of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) and thousands of empowerment items meant for beneficiaries of the programme.
The ex-militant leaders, while querying the approval from the National Security Adviser (NSA), Maj. Gen. Mohammed Babagana Monguno (retd), insist on the suspension of the Interim Administrator of PAP, Major General Barry Tariye Ndiomu (retd).
According to the former-militant leaders, the management of PAP has allegedly concluded plans to sell thousands of empowerment items including branded amnesty office utility vehicles, saloon cars, electrical power generators and computers.
General Boma Inewariku (Atangba-One), in a statement, disclosed that the sales of the assets, expected to commence today would be sold at extremely cheap and disposable rates.
He, therefore, warned against sales of these properties declaring that it was illegal and against the provisions of the procurement laws.
Inewariku called on other former militant leaders to be on the lookout for such assets and ensure they retrieve the same wherever it is seen.
