

noun /ɛndiːlɪŋk/
- Your Niger Delta development news and information platform.
- One of PIND’s several initiatives established to encourage partnerships in the Niger Delta.
- The go-to source for job openings, funding opportunities, & project data from the Niger Delta.
THE TEAM
Ebenezar Wikina is the Project Coordinator & Editor of NDLink, a media platform, and a community of practice for development stakeholders in the Niger Delta.
He’s a mobile-savvy journalist and development practitioner who is famous for interviewing over 120 world leaders and experts from more than 30 countries on The Stroll, an interview series which he founded in 2013 with his mobile phone.
Ebenezar organized West Africa’s only TEDxYouth event in 2014; was a panelist at the 25th anniversary of the World Economic Forum on Africa, Cape Town in 2015; served as Curator of the Port Harcourt Global Shapers Hub in 2016 and is currently Chairman, Board of Trustees of the Hub; worked as communications consultant at the Rivers State Government SDGs office in 2017; and guest lectured ‘Online Journalism’ to over 300 final year students of Ken Saro-Wiwa Polytechnic as well as presented at the opening and closing plenaries of the Global Youth Economic Opportunities Summit, Washington DC, in 2018.
He has featured on the BBC World Service, CNN Africa, the Huffington Post, the United Nations blog, World Economic Forum Agenda, to mention a few. This has earned him several awards & recognition from various reputable organizations such as; Soundcity Africa, the British Council, Open Government Partnership, Global Investigative Journalism Network, Association for International Broadcasting, International Journalists Network, and The Future Awards Africa.
Gbenga joined PIND as a Data Intern to manage content and community on NDLink. Prior to PIND, he worked with a UK based startup on a fantasy sports app project. He is also a two-time Silver medalist in Chess at the Nigeria Private University Games (NPUGA).
Also, he is a tech enthusiast with interest in New Media, Software Development and Data Analysis. Gbenga holds a B.Eng Electrical Electronics Engineering from Bells University of Technology.
Lateefa Musah is an Engineer, Screenwriter and Development practitioner who is passionate about changing the state of the world starting from her immediate community.
She obtained her bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Coventry University and a master’s degree in Structural Engineering from the University of Surrey, both in the United Kingdom. Her professional experience includes work in the design and construction sector, filmmaking, data management, new media, to mention a few.
Her articles have been featured on several media platforms including, Gruvcity, Coral Lifestyle Magazine, Startup Week Port Harcourt and NDLink.
She is an advocate for improving education, especially in the public sector as seen in her work with PlayWorkDreams, a social enterprise aimed at telling the African story using indigenous animation. She has also used her platform to teach kids the importance of proper waste management, recycling, and dangers of plastic waste pollution amongst other personal projects she has undertaken. She’s also passionate about advocating Violence against Women and Girls.
NUMBERS
13.7 million website visits since 2013
450,000 people monthly
17,000 combined Social Media followership
1 million impressions on Twitter quarterly
4,000 registered members
650 Organizations listed

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EVENTS
GADA Training
NDLink facilitated a training Staff and benenficiaries of Gender and Development Action (GADA) on Mobile Storytelling and Infographics.
International youth day with PH Global Shapers
The Port Harcourt Global Shapers Hub collaborated with NDLink to commemorate International Youth Day 2018
PIND Mobile storytelling
Staff of PIND Foundation were trained on how to produce multimedia content using their mobile phones
International youth day with Social Action
NDLink and Social Action organized a Symposium to discuss the role of youth in implementing the SDGs in their Communities