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How FG Paid Boyloaf, Other Ex-Militants N88.79bn in Eight Years to Sustain Peace in Niger Delta
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How FG Paid Boyloaf, Other Ex-Militants N88.79bn in Eight Years to Sustain Peace in Niger Delta
By Godswill Michael The Federal Government disbursed at least N88.79 billion in monthly stipends to former Niger Delta militants, including prominent ex-militant leader Ebikabowei Victor Ben, popularly known as Boyloaf, under the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) between 2018 and the first half of 2026. An analysis of records obtained from the Federal Government’s expenditure tracking platform, GovSpend, showed that a total of N88,791,131,022…
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