The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) is hosting the third edition of its Niger Delta Development Forum (NDDF) at Monty Suites in Calabar, Cross Rivers State, on 25-26 November 2014, with the theme “Unlocking Investment Opportunities in Agriculture in the Niger Delta for Regional Competitiveness”.

The #NDDF2014 hashtag sought to support and enhance the success of the Niger Delta Development Forum (NDDF) in Washington, D.C. by engaging a wide range of stakeholders from across the world to raise awareness of NDDF and NDLink as a convening information platform and help build a sustainable future for the Niger Delta.

Focus Hub Nigeria is organizing the maiden edition of #GirlsinICT Hangout with Ese Emerhi and Sharon D. Fiberesima on November 8, 2014 at Grand Venice Hotel, Cocaine Village, 1st Artillery, Port Harcourt at 12 noon.

The Niger Delta Development Forum (NDDF) is a unique advocacy platform that informs and influences promotion of non-oil pro-poor policies, programs and interventions as well as leverage and advice on how resources from the public, private and development organizations can be effectively and efficiently utilized to promote inclusive and equitable economic growth.

FocusHub, a business and technology innovation hub in the Niger-Delta is inviting web developer/designer/startup founders to this month’ edition of IGNITE

Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa and has just become the largest economy on the continent. It should be standing at the brink of greatness, not only for its own citizens but also for the region and the world.

My name is Eta Uso Jr. A Nigerian trained Electrical/Electronics Engineer.

NDLink and PIND Foundation co-hosted a Twitter Chat on Thursday, October 9, 2014 at 1:00 PM WAT in preparation for the upcoming YouthLink event in Rivers State, Nigeria.

The newly appointed Chevron Managing Director/PIND Board of Trustees’ Chairman Mr. Clay Neff, on the 16 and 17th of September 2014 met with PIND Foundation’s management, staff and partners at the organization’s Abuja office as part of his tour of the Foundation’s offices and project sites

Sweet Crude is the story of Nigeria’s Niger Delta – the human and environmental consequences of 50 years of oil extraction and the members of a new insurgency who, in the three years after the filmmakers met them as college students, became the young men of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND)

Please help SDN gain recognition and funds for its work by voting for our Oil Spill Monitor platform in the Innovating Justice Awards.

FILMMAKER Jeta Amata has been shedding more light on ‘Dawn in the Creeks’, a reality show aimed at changing the narrative in the Niger Delta from violence to peaceful engagement