Dennis Otuaro Visit to The National Assembly

Victor Monday Olajide 

Earlier today, the Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Chief Dr. Dennis Otuaro, paid a courtesy visit to Hon. (Engr.) Satomi Ahmed, Chairman of Nigeria’s House of Representatives Committee on National Security and Intelligence, and President of the Network of African Parliamentarians for Defence and Security Committees.

The high-level engagement focused on strategic partnerships between the PAP and the house committee on National security and intelligence with particular emphasis on strengthening National and human security in the Niger Delta region.

The meeting underscores Chief Otuaro’s unwavering commitment to collaborative governance and sustainable security solutions that foster lasting stability and development across the region.


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