Niger Delta Development Commission,
NDDC, says it has reached a deal with the United Kingdom Government aimed at
improving the commission’s service delivery to the Niger Delta.
Managing Director of the commission,
Nsima Ekere, disclosed this at the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding on
two programmes under the Department of International Development, in Port
Harcourt today.
Ekere said that NDDC sought
assistance from Facility for Oil Sector Transparency and Reform and Market
Development Project in the Niger Delta due to the current management’s
determination to reposition the commission for better service delivery to the
nine Niger Delta states.
According to him, the MoU will also
enable grant-funding for sustainable development initiatives that will
stimulate growth in Non-Oil Products.
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