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11th June 2018
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Tony John, Port Harcourt

The United States Government has initiated moves to promote issues of development in the Niger Delta region through sponsorship of another batch of Nigerians in its International Visitor Leadership Programme.

The programme, which was sponsored by the Public Affairs Section of the US Consulate in Nigeria, was organized by the US Department of State in Washington DC.

Daily Sun gathered that the US Consulate selected Niger Delta community leaders, including Port Harcourt-based human rights advocate and environmentalist,  Fyneface Dumnamene,  ‘to learn about alternative conflict resolution mechanisms’ in the 20-day programme.

The course,  Daily Sun learnt, would help the participants study ‘how to forge a constructive relationship with Federal regulators and the oil sector’ using the model employed by  American communities, who were in a similar position.

Also, the participants were expected ‘to explore concrete examples of community-based platforms that have addressed local issues in a constructive and sustainable approach’ in the course, which kicks off on Monday June 18, and rounds off on Friday, July 6.

The document signed by US Consul General in Nigeria, John Bray, emphasised that the participants would also learn ‘how to organize their own platforms, and implement negotiation strategies’.

It added that they would do this by learning how ‘to enlist help of state, federal, civil society, and oil companies to achieve the aim’.

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  1. Ezekiel Okeke says:
    4 years ago

    The days British bandits and fraudulent criminal America uses generation of failures against this territory natives existence securities and freedom are over and gone forever. British bandits and fraudulent criminal America with their fulani fraudulent criminal sultanate political government with its emirates under the dead fraudulent political name Nigeria are gone forever in this natives territory. This territory natives of this generation under the natives Disintegrated Republics in 21st century world international order under Southern Countries Union- SCU which comprises Asia, Africa, South America and parts of Europe will handle their affairs. British bandits and fraudulent criminal America with their fulani fraudulent criminal sultanate political government with its emirates under the dead fraudulent political name Nigeria are the conflict in this natives territory which has come to an end in this final conquest of the Liberation Revolutionary warfare of the natives under the natives Disintegrated Republics which ends in Sokoto the sit of the satan of this natives territory, which secures the natives existence and future in 21st century world. God given Victory is the natives. Only the Sword decides. God Is With Us!!!

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  2. Ezekiel Okeke says:
    4 years ago

    The natives Revolutionary Militant Groups- RMG etc. members are the new military, police etc. under the natives Disintegrated Republics- Biafra Republic of south east, Niger Delta Republic of south south, Oduduwa Republics of south west, North East Republic, North West Republic, North Central Republic, after the full conquest of the enemy which ends in Sokoto the sit of the satan of this natives territory, which secures the natives existence and future in 21st century world. God given Victory is the natives. Only the Sword decides. God Is With Us!!!

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