PHASE 1, PHASE 2, AND PHASE 3 LEADERSHIP STORM MBIAMA AXIS OF EAST-WEST ROAD TO STOP PLANNED PROTEST AGAINST PRESIDENTIAL AMNESTY OFFICE

PHASE 1, PHASE 2, AND PHASE 3 LEADERSHIP STORM MBIAMA AXIS OF EAST-WEST ROAD TO STOP PLANNED PROTEST AGAINST PRESIDENTIAL AMNESTY OFFICErnrnToday, June 12, 2026, the leadership of Phase 1, Phase 2, and Phase 3 of the Presidential Amnesty Programme converged at the Mbiama Axis of the East-West Road to stop the planned protest against the Presidential Amnesty Office and the Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, High Chief Dr. Dennis Brutu Otuaro.rnrnThe decision to avert the protest was taken in view of the rising security concerns and growing tension across the Niger Delta region.

According to the leaders, although peaceful protest remains a constitutional right of every citizen, organizing such an action at this critical period could further heighten tensions and pose security risks within the region.rnrnSpeaking on behalf of the leadership, the National Chairman of Phase 3, General Elaye Slaboh, the National Chairman of Phase 2, General Ibena Salvation Rufus, and the National Chairman of Phase 1, General Aroni Oputu, alongside their delegates and supporters from the various phases, emphasized the need for peace, stability, and dialogue in addressing grievances.rnrnThe leaders stated that their presence at the Mbiama Axis was also a demonstration of solidarity with the Presidential Amnesty Programme Administrator, High Chief Dr. Dennis Brutu Otuaro, and a commitment to ensuring that no action capable of destabilizing the region is allowed to take place.rnrnThey urged all stakeholders, delegates, and ex-agitators to embrace peace and constructive engagement while allowing the Amnesty Programme to continue its mandate of sustaining peace and development in the Niger Delta.rnrnMore details will be provided subsequently.rnrnReport filed by:rnChief Inko Brightstar (General WhoKnows Tomorrow)rnNational Publicity Secretary, Phase 3 Presidential Amnesty Programme