What should have been a modest milestone in a life ostensibly dedicated to public service has instead morphed into a multi-phase extravaganza, spanning cities within Nigeria and reportedly extending beyond its borders, all funded at least in substantial part—by the very taxpayers whose plight the NDDC was established to alleviate.
“The Petroleum Industry Act, as it was designed, is a time bomb because the federal government cut off states and local government councils to deal directly with communities. It is my submission that the percentage due oil companies conspiratorially reduced from 10 per cent to 3 per cent be reviewed.”
By Jones Abiri The people of Niger Delta region are united always in quest for visionary leadership and inclusive economic growth. As they seek transformative change and sustainable development, the people unequivocally support Chief (Dr) Samuel Ogbuku as the ideal Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) to represents the good people…
