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    NDDC, NLNG sign MoU on Niger Delta development

    October 10, 2023
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    *Managing Director of NDDC, Dr Samuel Ogbuku (left), and NLNG Managing Director and CEO, Dr Philip Mshelbila, after the signing of the MoU in Port Harcourt 

    Mkpoikana Udoma

    Port Harcourt — The Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, and the Nigeria LNG Limited, NLNG, have signed a memorandum of understanding, MoU, to collaborate on diverse fronts in the delivery of sustainable development projects in the Niger Delta region.
    The MoU was signed in Port Harcourt on Tuesday by the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, CEO, of NLNG, Dr Philip Mshelbila, and NDDC Managing Director, Dr Samuel Ogbuku, in the presence of executives from both organisations.
    In the MoU, the two organisations agreed to collaborate and partner to empower communities in the region, promote local content and capacity development, and work with stakeholders along the value chain to deliver sustainable development projects effectively.
    The NLNG CEO, in his speech, stated that through the partnership with NDDC, NLNG aspires to set a precedent for how such collaborations can drive positive change in the Niger Delta.
    Mshelbila said NLNG’s goal was to replicate the success of its projects and initiatives across the Niger Delta, working closely with NDDC to maximise the impact of collective efforts.
    He said: “The goal aligns with our vision of helping to build a better Nigeria. Today, we are proud to formalise our partnership with NDDC, an organisation empowered to deliver development projects in this vital region of our nation. At Nigeria LNG, our journey has always been guided by a commitment to seek strategic partners in sustainable development.
    “This commitment is deeply rooted in our core values and principles, and it drives us to continuously explore innovative avenues to make a meaningful impact on the lives of those we serve. Our partnership with NDDC is evidence of this commitment.
    “Our dedication to the sustainable development of our host communities in health, education, economic development, and infrastructural development remains unwavering. We understand that our success is linked to the well-being and prosperity of the communities in which we operate. Therefore, investing in projects and initiatives that empower these communities, promote social inclusion, and foster economic growth is an ethical responsibility.”
    “We believe that the highest standards of project execution and accountability are essential to achieving our sustainable development outcomes. We intend to share knowledge and build capacity with NDDC to make these outcomes feasible,” Mshelbila added.
    Also, the NDDC Managing Director, Dr. Ogbuku, said the pact demonstrated unity towards sustainable development and progress in Nigeria, noting that the MoU heralds a new era of collaboration for the betterment of the Niger Delta region and the nation.
    “While the NDDC and NLNG each have unique missions, their common goals emphasise sustainable development, socio-economic empowerment, local content promotion, capacity building, and stakeholder collaboration. This alliance represents a pivotal moment in Nigeria’s journey towards progress and prosperity.
    “It is a testament to the power of unified action in addressing the complex challenges faced by the Niger Delta region and the nation. The NDDC and NLNG are poised to create a more prosperous, inclusive, and sustainable future for Nigeria and its people.
    “NLNG is recognised as a significant player in the global LNG industry, committed to conducting its operations with environmental responsibility and contributing to monetising Nigeria’s invaluable natural resources. Similarly, the NDDC is committed to promoting sustainable development within the Niger Delta, focusing on the delicate balance between economic growth, environmental stewardship, and the well-being of local communities,” he stated.
    According to Ogbuku, NDDC is dedicated to uplifting the Niger Delta region through targeted initiatives to enhance livelihoods, education, healthcare, and socio-economic conditions.

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