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Ex-militants now regret accepting amnesty-Ijaw leader

By Our Correspondent, Published: Tuesday, 3 Nov 2009

The President of the Ijaw Youth Council, Dr. Chris Ekiyor on Tuesday said the ex-militants who embraced the President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua’s amnesty deal were beginning to regret their actions. ...

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