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Peace Corps open for settlement – Dickson Akoh

July 12, 2017
in Latest Nigeria News, Nigeria News
Peace Corps trial : Court fixes July 6th for judgement
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The National Commandant of the Peace Corps of Nigeria, Dickson Akoh has said the organisation is ready to sheathe swords if the hostility directed against it stops.

Addressing journalists in a press briefing to mark it’s 19th anniversary, Akoh said the organisation was given no other choice than to seek redress in court as its last option

Akoh expressed optimism that the current challenges rocking the organisation will only make it more focused on achieving its mandate.

He urged members of the organisation to remain resolute and calm as justice is allowed to take it course.

 

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Comments 6

  1. Uche HENRY says:
    8 years ago

    Mine is a plea to the National Assembly to fast track the bill, Nigeria is faced with unprecedented security challenges. We need more manpower. The Nigerian Peace Corps will complement the current force to combat crime and other security threats. Nigeria is an arm of United Nations Peace keeping Force.

    We are officers in making. Besides, the new paramilitary outfit will reduce unemployment drastically.

    We are ready to defend our fathers land.

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  2. Adm.Uche HENRY~ACIA says:
    8 years ago

    Mine is a plea to the National Assembly to fast track the bill, Nigeria is faced with unprecedented security challenges. We need more manpower. The Nigerian Peace Corps will complement the current force to combat crime and other security threats. Nigeria is an arm of United Nations Peace keeping Force.

    We are officers in making. Besides, the new paramilitary outfit will reduce unemployment drastically.

    We are ready to defend our fathers land.

    Reply
  3. Egwu Patrick says:
    8 years ago

    I can’t wait!

    Reply
  4. Ihedioha John says:
    8 years ago

    Nigeria peace corps will do good for Nigeria in the area of security the police and others cannot do it alone they need us to perfect their jobs.

    Reply
  5. Egekonye says:
    8 years ago

    Nigeria Peace Corp will adopt a dialogue method to enlighten the Youths in our Tertiary institutions in Nigeria and Peace Corp will surely build Peaceful society using Peace and Dialogue Techniques to resolve crisis in any place.

    Reply

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