The Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Dr. Dennis Brutu Otuaro, paid a strategic visit to Julius Berger Nigeria Plc AFP Furniture Showroom and PrimeTech, both located in Abuja.
The purpose of the visit was to explore avenues for world-class training in furniture and woodwork production, as well as sustainable architectural design and engineering solutions tailored to global standards. These opportunities, once harnessed, will empower PAP beneficiaries and ex-agitators with practical skills, innovative knowledge, and entrepreneurial pathways that align with international best practices.
Speaking on the significance of the visit, the National Chairman of the Third Phase Presidential Amnesty Programme, General Elaye ThankGod Dollar Slaboh, commended Dr. Otuaro for his visionary leadership style and commitment to human capital development.
> “Dr. Otuaro is proving through action that the Amnesty Programme is not just about stipends, but about building sustainable futures. His focus on capacity building, technical skills, and global-standard training will transform the lives of our people,” General Slaboh stated.
The initiative reflects the ongoing drive of the PAP under Dr. Otuaro to redefine empowerment through structured training, innovation, and partnerships with leading institutions, ensuring beneficiaries are well-prepared to thrive in today’s competitive economy.
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