ABUJA/Nigeria: In a bid to facilitate reintegration and possible inclusion in future phases of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), the Member representing Ndokwa/Ukwuani Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Nnamdi Ezechi, has issued a public notice calling on demobilised individuals from the region to submit relevant documentation for verification.
The call, contained in an official release from his office dated 30th June 2025, is targeted at indigenes of Ndokwa East, Ndokwa West, and Ukwuani Local Government Areas who were previously profiled and disarmed under the PAP.
According to the statement, prospective beneficiaries are required to submit the following documents: Demobilisation Certificate, PAP-issued UN Code, Presidential Amnesty Identification Card, and any verifiable proof of having undergone the physical verification exercise.
“These documents are crucial for authentication and future engagement in any ongoing or future programmes targeted at affected individuals and communities,” the statement read.
Submissions are to be made in person to Hon. Ezechi’s constituency liaison office located at Suite 2.55, House of Representatives Wing, National Assembly Complex, Abuja. The deadline for submissions is Friday, 4th July 2025.
While the notice clarifies that the process does not guarantee automatic enrolment in any federal programme, it is described as a key preliminary step in ensuring eligible individuals from the constituency are properly captured for possible reintegration efforts.
Hon. Ezechi reaffirmed his commitment to the welfare and rehabilitation of constituents who have passed through the amnesty process, assuring that his office will continue to push for equitable inclusion of Ndokwa/Ukwuani youths in federal empowerment and development programmes.
Further inquiries are to be directed to his office via official contact channels.
