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Former Nigeria naval chief urges Niger Delta militants to accept amnesty.
Text of report by Nigerian newspaper Daily Trust website on 26 June
The former Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Ganiyu Adekeye has urged Niger Delta militants to accept the amnesty offered them by President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua.
Adekeye who said this yesterday while fielding questions from newsmen shortly after receiving the 2009 'Arewa Inspiration Leadership Award' conferred on him by the Joint Northern Youth Association (JNYA), advised the militants to drop their arms and join in nation building.
The former naval boss said, "Government was on its way to achieve military victory yet its saying, come drop your weapon and you will be granted …
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