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Appoint Jonathan Niger Delta envoy, group urges Buhari

NANBy NANJune 2, 2016No Comments
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A Socio-Political group, Assembly of Concern Niger Delta People, has appealed to President Muhammaudu Buhari to appoint his predecessor, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, as special envoy to Niger Delta.
The National Coordinator of the group, Eperemor Governor, made the appeal in a statement on Thursday in Benin.
According to Governor, the appointment will help to reduce the present hostility by the Niger Delta Avengers, which has been responsible for the blowing-up of oil installations in the region.
He said as an indigene of the area, and former governor of Bayelsa State, the former president would help to bridge the gap between the region and the Federal Government.
Governor, however, condemned the spate of pipeline bombings by the avengers, adding that the bombings were not only affecting the nation economically but degradation the soil of the region.
He reminded the NDA that while the country was suffering the effect of their activities, the environment of the region they claimed to represent was also being destroyed.
He, therefore, urged members of the group to channel their grievances to appropriate authorities rather than destroying the country`s commonwealth.
Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan
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