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Published 11/03/2009 by News24.com


Nigeria to re-train ex-rebels

Abuja - Nigeria will soon start retraining the first batch of former oil rebels that laid down arms after years of waging attacks on oil facilities in the Niger Delta, a government minister said on Tuesday.

A group of 3 000 out of the 15 000 rebels the government has said...

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Nigeria: Ex-Militants Report to Camp November 11
Chris Ochayi and Oscarline Onwuemenyi THE Federal Government, yesterday, commenced the post-amnesty programme in the Niger Delta region as it directed 3,000 former ... - [11/04/2009 - AllAfrica.com]
Nigeria: Okah Still Threatens Violence in Niger...
Sopuruchi Onwuka Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), is threatening to call off ceasefire with the government if foreign oil companies do not ... - [11/03/2009 - AllAfrica.com]
Nigeria: NNPC, Oil Firms Set Up Committee on Po...
Sopuruchi Onwuka Government agencies and private players in the Nigerian upstream oil industry have floated a committee for rehabilitating and training militants ... - [11/03/2009 - AllAfrica.com]
Nigeria to begin re-training ex-oil rebels - [11/03/2009 - Yahoo! Canada]
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"For a start, between now and November 11, there will be a call-up of our boys, to start reporting in the camps" Defence Minister Rtd...
"And because of difficulty in accommodation facilities, we are going to put together the first 3 000 into camps (for training)" said Abbe
"We are going to be discussing with you what plans we have...how we intend to implement these plans and we are going to elicit from you your own contributions toward these proposals so that together we can move on" he told the milita...

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