By Paul Ebi
Earlier today, the Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Dr. Dennis Otuaro, held an interactive session in London with scholarship students of the PAP currently pursuing various academic programmes across universities in the United Kingdom.
The meeting provided a unique platform for open dialogue between Dr. Otuaro and the students, focusing on their academic progress, welfare, and future career aspirations. The engagement was described as rewarding and worthwhile, fostering a renewed sense of motivation and connection among the students.
During the session, Dr. Otuaro reiterated the Federal Government’s commitment to the continuous empowerment of Niger Delta youths through education and capacity development. He commended the scholars for their dedication and encouraged them to remain focused, assuring them of the Programme’s sustained support.
The students, in turn, expressed appreciation to Dr. Otuaro and the PAP management for their efforts in ensuring the smooth running of the scholarship scheme and for maintaining close contact with beneficiaries abroad.
The interactive session marks part of Dr. Otuaro’s ongoing efforts to strengthen engagement with PAP beneficiaries globally and ensure that the objectives of the Amnesty Programme — peace, education, and sustainable development in the Niger Delta — are fully realized.
