United Presidential Amnesty Forum Endorses Tompolo’s Door-to-Door Movement for Tinubu, Commends Dennis Otuaro’s Transformational Leadership
By Global Egberi Media Desk
Global Egberi Media International Ltd
The United Presidential Amnesty Forum (UPAF) has thrown its full weight behind the Door-to-Door Movement for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, an initiative spearheaded by the Chairman of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited, High Chief Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo (Tompolo), describing the campaign as a timely and strategic grassroots movement aimed at consolidating support for President Tinubu’s administration ahead of future political engagements.
The endorsement was made known by the Chairman of the United Presidential Amnesty Forum, Engr. Conrad Ebi Temile, who reaffirmed the Forum’s commitment to promoting peace, unity, stability, and sustainable development across the Niger Delta region through constructive engagement and democratic participation.
According to Engr. Temile, Tompolo has remained one of the most influential voices for peace in the Niger Delta, consistently championing initiatives that promote national unity while advancing the socio-economic interests of the region. He noted that the Door-to-Door Movement represents a people-oriented campaign designed to mobilize support from communities across the country for the continued implementation of the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
The Forum stated that Tompolo’s unwavering commitment to the peace process and his continuous investment in security, youth empowerment, and community development have earned him the confidence and admiration of stakeholders throughout the Niger Delta. It therefore urged youths, women, traditional institutions, ex-agitators, and community leaders to embrace the movement as a platform for sustaining peace and fostering national development.
The United Presidential Amnesty Forum also used the opportunity to commend the Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Chief Dr. Dennis Otuaro, for what it described as his exceptional leadership and remarkable achievements since assuming office.
Engr. Temile observed that under the leadership of Dr. Otuaro, the Presidential Amnesty Programme has witnessed renewed vigour, transparency, accountability, and improved service delivery. He noted that beneficiaries of the Programme are now experiencing greater access to educational opportunities, vocational and technical training, overseas scholarship programmes, entrepreneurship development, and empowerment initiatives aimed at improving their socio-economic well-being.
The Forum further applauded the Administrator for strengthening stakeholder engagement, maintaining cordial relationships with ex-agitators and host communities, and ensuring that the objectives of the Amnesty Programme continue to contribute to lasting peace and stability within the Niger Delta.
According to the Forum, the current administration of the Presidential Amnesty Programme has rekindled hope among beneficiaries and restored confidence in the Programme through prudent management, inclusive leadership, and a renewed commitment to the welfare of participants.
Engr. Temile called on all beneficiaries of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, leaders of ex-agitator groups, youth organizations, civil society groups, and other stakeholders to continue supporting both the Presidential Amnesty Programme and Tompolo’s Door-to-Door Movement for Tinubu in the interest of sustained peace, national unity, and accelerated development.
He emphasized that the continued collaboration between Tompolo, Dr. Dennis Otuaro, and other stakeholders remains crucial to preserving the peace achieved in the Niger Delta while opening new opportunities for economic growth, human capital development, and improved living standards for the people.
The Forum expressed confidence that the Door-to-Door Movement would strengthen grassroots participation, deepen democratic values, and further consolidate support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration across the Niger Delta and Nigeria as a whole.
Source: United Presidential Amnesty Forum (UPAF)
Report: Global Egberi Media Desk, Global Egberi Media International Ltd.
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