Niger Delta
‘Partnering NDDC ’ll Enhance Dev In Edo’
The Deputy Governor of Edo State, Philip Shaibu, has expressed optimism that partnership between the state government and the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), will enhance development of infrastructure in the state.
Shaibu expressed his feelings in an interview with our correspondent in Benin.
He said the optimism was informed by the fact that there was a new leadership in the commission ready to cooperate with the state government.
He said the state suffered some setbacks in the development of infrastructure initiated by the NDDC in the past “because of its poor leadership.’’
Our reports that the state government recently stopped further execution of NDDC projects in the state due to the shoddy execution of such projects.
He said: “we are disappointed with the way the NDDC distributed and executed jobs in the past.
“We are happy with the new leadership of the NDDC and the state government has insisted that the commission’s programme must be in conformity with the standard of what we have in Edo.
“Anything less than our standard is not acceptable. The leadership is ready to join hands with all the governments in the Niger Delta to make the region viable economically.
Niger Delta
Edo CP Vows Justice For Slain NSCDC Operatives
Niger Delta
Police Nab Suspected Illicit Drugs Dealer In Delta
Niger Delta
C’River Assembly extends Bekwarra LG Chairman’s Suspension By 3 Months
-
Politics4 days ago
2027: Bayelsa APC Adopts Tinubu As Sole Candidate … As Lokpobiri, Lyon Shun Meeting
-
Sports4 days ago
GOtv Boxing Night 34 holds Dec. in Lagos
-
Sports4 days ago
WCQ: NFF Denies Post Match Statement
-
Politics4 days ago
Alleged Smear Campaign Against Yakubu, CSOs Demand Apology From Uzodimma
-
Politics4 days ago
2027: Jega Condemns Premature Campaigns, Blames Elected Officials
-
Politics4 days ago
Why INEC Can’t Punish Politicians For Early Campaigns – Yakubu
-
Politics4 days ago
Stopping Natasha’s Resumption Threatens Nigeria’s Democracy – ADC
-
Sports4 days ago
Gov. Decries Delta’s Poor Performance At 2025 NYG