Day Kuku stunned Polish Ambassador, Niesiolowski

The Polish Ambassador to Nigeria, Przemyslaw Niesiolowski met with the former special adviser, May 19, at the Amnesty Office, Abuja, and at the end of the courtesy call that was essentially a battle of brains and wit between the two, the ambassador declared that his doubts about Niger-Delta militants had been cleared.

What the amnesty programme is all about

Kuku kicked the ball rolling by first appreciating the existing friendly relations between Poland and Nigeria and the fact that the amnesty programme was an off-shoot package of the presidential pardon granted ex-militants of the Niger-Delta region, as contained in the proclamation by the Federal Government, June 25, 2009, explaining that the programme provides a transformation training and skills acquisition opportunity for each of the 20,192 registered ex-militants, who accepted the presidential amnesty and gave up their guns.

According to him, amnesty programme does not mean the end of the ‘Niger-Delta struggle’, but it was the first time the government of Nigeria was telling the youths, who religiously believed in their struggle to drop arms, no matter their grievances and give government a chance to address them. On the reintegration of ex-militants, he said there was a reintegration camp at Obubra in Cross-River state, pointing out that the Canadian Ambassador to Nigeria had visited the camp, while the United States of America, USA, had sent top officials to see what was happening in the training camp.

Poser for oil companies

The former special adviser told his visitor that when militancy was at its peak in the region, Nigeria’s oil production dropped from over 2 million barrels a day to an abysmal 700,000 barrels and the world oil market felt the emergency. Within the period, he further stated, oil companies cried out that they were spending a minimum of $3billion dollars on security and protection of their infrastructures in the Niger-Delta, but because of the amnesty programme, three months after, Nigeria’s oil production rose to 1.8 million barrels per day, and now, it is 2.3 million barrels.

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