The leadership of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) made a notable appearance at the 2026 Kabowei Seigbein Annual Festival, held in Patani, drawing attention from stakeholders, community leader

The leadership of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) made a notable appearance at the 2026 Kabowei Seigbein Annual Festival, held in Patani, drawing attention from stakeholders, community leaders, and cultural enthusiasts across the Niger Delta.rnrnThe National Chairman of the Third Phase Presidential Amnesty Programme, General Elaye Slaboh, alongside the Second Phase National Chairman, Salvation Ibena Rufus, led a strong delegation of leaders and beneficiaries to the colorful cultural event. Their presence underscored the importance of unity, cultural preservation, and continued engagement between the Amnesty Programme leadership and grassroots communities.rnrnThe Kabowei Seigbein Festival, a revered cultural celebration in Delta State, provided a platform for traditional displays, communal bonding, and reflection on the shared heritage of the people.

The attendance of top PAP officials highlighted the programme’s commitment not only to empowerment and peace-building but also to promoting cultural identity within the Niger Delta region.rnrnSpeaking at the event, leaders emphasized the need for sustained peace, cooperation, and inclusive development, encouraging beneficiaries to remain committed to the objectives of the Amnesty Programme. The festival atmosphere, marked by traditional music, dance, and vibrant participation, further reinforced the spirit of unity among attendees.rnrnThe outing also served as an opportunity for interaction between the leadership and community members, strengthening ties and fostering mutual understanding in line with the broader goals of the Presidential Amnesty Programme.rnrn~ Chief Gen.

Inko Brightstarrn(Whoknows Tomorrow)rnNational Publicity Secretary