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Repentant militants from the Niger Delta voluntarily surrendered their weapons to the
Federal Government in 2009. Arms and ammunition from over 29, 000 ex-militants
were recovered.
Essential information on the background and stations of the disarmed ex-militants were collected. They were then counseled, trained, documented and they were enrolled into the Programme.
It is our mandate to reintegrate beneficiaries fully into the society after training and empowering them to the status of entrepreneurs and/or employable citizens who will become net contributors to the economy of the Niger Delta region.
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Captured in the PRESIDENTIAL AMNESTY PROGRAMME
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Ex-agitators & youth from Niger Delta impacted communities. IN VOCATIONAL TRAINING/SCHOOL PRESENTLY.
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About PAP
Our call center is always available, you can also visit any of our liaison offices in the Niger Delta to get your questions answered.
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The PAP information Centre (Call Centre) was established as the first responder to the issues of PAP beneficiaries. It serves as a link between the stakeholders, delegates, and the public for information about the office. The Unit manages all phone calls as well as email enquiries. The issues and/or complaints of delegates are thereafter forwarded to the various units responsible for resolution.The unit works with dedicated phone lines and an email address. Our phone numbers – 08090088337 and 07035611612; Work Schedule – 8am to 5pm daily, Monday to Friday. Email address – callcentre@osapnd.gov.ng
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The Vocational Training Unit is mandated to carry out all activities that will lead delegates under the Presidential Amnesty Programme to acquire various vocational skills whether onshore or offshore. RESPONSIBILITIES Participate in the vendor selection process by making a comprehensive analysis of proposal. Make inputs in the evaluation committee and tenders board meeting. Liaise with Data Unit for selection of qualified delegates for training. Liaise with vendors to ensure adequate preparation for deployment, training, graduation, and successful return of graduates to their homes. Organize prequalification exercises, deployments, orientation, and intervention programmes. Periodic visits to training centres to ensure that the […]
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The Post-Training & Empowerment (PTE) Unit under the Reintegration department of the Presidential Amnesty Programme allows for the exploration of different pilot schemes in entrepreneurship and wealth creation as the end point of the Reintegration Programme. The unit’s responsibility is to ensure that delegates are empowered in line with the mandate and vision of the PAP. TO ACCESS PTE SERVICES, The beneficiary must be a registered PAP delegate with a unique identity code (UN Code). The beneficiary must have been trained in a vocation by the PAP Vocational Training Unit. The beneficiary must have been deployed to a Vendor with […]
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The PAP Education unit was established in 2011 for the formal education of delegates of the Presidential Amnesty Programme. There are two sections of the Education Unit, Onshore and Offshore. Officers of the Unit are referred to as Relationship Managers. FUNCTIONS: The unit is responsible for the management of all PAP beneficiaries in various institutions onshore (within Nigeria) and offshore (Outside Nigeria) To carry out selection of pre-qualified delegates for orientation exercises. To carry out deployment exercises of enlisted beneficiaries. To conduct verification exercises to ascertain the actual number of students in each school to update the PAP database. To […]
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Job placement is a vital component of every DDR Programme like the PAP and accounts for the feasible aspect of sustainable reintegration. The Job Placement and International Development Partners Engagement (JP-IDPE) was created in May 2018 to address the unemployment needs of PAP graduates and vocational skill trained beneficiaries. The unit is saddled with the responsibility of partnering with International Development Agencies to implement programmes aimed at enabling complete reintegration into society and improving the standard of living of PAP delegates. How to access the JP – IDPE services and Method of operation The JP-IDPE Unit can be accessed via […]
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The Peace Building and Conflict Resolution Unit functions primarily as an interface between the Presidential Amnesty Programme and the Ex-Agitators (Delegates). Responsibilities include resolution of inter/intra camp conflicts, data/financial irregularities, verification of ex-militants and others. The unit organizes peace building workshops, interactive sessions, and mediation meetings aimed at maintaining working or cordial relationships with Niger Delta stakeholders and delegates. Officers of the unit are available 24/7 to engage various stakeholders via mobile communication as part of the proactive measures to stay grounded on issues affecting delegates or youth in the Niger Delta. How the PBCR Unit Operates The delegate writes […]
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