AMNESTY PROGRAMME IN THE NIGER DELTA AS A STRATEGIC APPROACH TOWARDS ECONOMIC TRANFAORMATION IN NIGERIA (A STUDY OF NNDC)

Student: Uzoamaka Vivian Chukwu
Supervisor: Mr Ugwu Godsmark
HOD: Mr Nwodo Eugene
Department of Public Administration
Business Studies
Institute of Management and Technology, Enugu, Enugu State

Abstract

Amnesty is a pardon of offence by government and a deliberate overlooking offence against a state. It is honor, to cancel or not to impose punishment or an offence, thus the relationship assumed by government of the federal republic of Niger Delta militants is prejudicial. The militants are granted pardon instead of punishment in the interest of peace and economic transformation of that region and Nigeria at large. It is the aim of this research to find if it is really a strategy for enlisting the study. Amnesty programme in the Niger Delta is structured plan to sustainable economic growth in that area. Thus to address the region, it further states the problems to be studied and why the study is carried out. The scope and limitation examined by other studies as it is related to amnesty programme as a strategic approach towards economic transformation in Nigeria. Chapter three deals with the design of the study the method used in collecting relevant data and treatment of data the information obtained from research survey were similar questions were compared. Finally the summary of the findings, conclusion and recommendations made by the researcher are in chapter five

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