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NIGER DELTA: Communities Celebrate 9 Years Of Chevron’s impact
Through Chevron’s Global Memorandum of Understanding (GMOU), some communities in the Niger Delta are celebrating 9 years of consistent development and capacity building by Chevron Nigeria…
Niger Delta Action Plan establishes a vision, but requires implementation mandate
By Johanna L. Wiese. Last week, Minister of Niger Delta Affairs Elder Godsday Orubebe announced the launching of the $200 million Multi-Stakeholder Trust Fund (MSTF) in…
A look into the Niger Delta Amnesty Program- Success or Failure?
The Federal Government of Nigeria, under the leadership of the late President Umar Musa Yaradua, proclaimed unconditional amnesty for militants in the oil-rich Niger Delta and…
Gas City Project to Remain in Ugborodo
There has been serious apprehension ever since the Federal Government announced Ugborodo community in Delta state as the proposed site of the $16 billion (N2.56…
A look at the proposed new army division for the Niger Delta
The Niger Delta region of Nigeria, the largest oil producing region in Africa and the eighth largest producer in the world accounts for about 98% of…
Impact of projects in the Niger Delta
“Little progress in Niger Delta after billions spent†words of President Goodluck Jonathan on Monday 16th Dec 2013 as he admonished the new board of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) to ensure that all ongoing projects are completed before awarding any new contract and inaugurated a new board of the Commission at the Council Chambers of the Presidential Villa.
PIND Answers Questions on NDDF Ahead of Forum
PIND organized a media chat for the Niger Delta Development Forum (NDDF) a day before the two-day forum to apprise the media of what PIND…
Coordinating WASH in the Niger Delta
November 20 and 21, PIND together with collaborating organizations UNICEF and NEWSAN (Society for Water and Sanitation), held the WASH (Water, Sanitation, &Hygiene education) Forum in Calabar, Cross River State. Present were NGOs from 6 states (Edo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom, and Cross Rivers) and RUWASSA (Rural Water and Sanitation Support Agency) representatives. UNICEF presented their upcoming Niger Delta Support Program funded by the European Union. Other topics covered included the link between peace-building and WASH, possibilities for on-line support tools
Community-Driven Development in Nigeria’s Niger Delta Region
The Niger Delta region presents a troubling paradox for Nigeria.
IMPROVING THE LIVES OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV IN IMO STATE
The importance of a support group of people living with HIV (PLHIV) in the fight against HIV
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