President Bola Tinubu has dissolved the Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs, merging its functions with the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) under the newly established […]
This plan responds to Nigeria’s pressing development challenges, encompassing issues such as sluggish economic growth, heightened insecurity, institutional weaknesses, inadequate public services, infrastructure deficiencies, climate change, […]
Every five years, the PIND Foundation conducts a Participatory Strategic Review (PSR) to evaluate and refine their developmental strategies in the Niger Delta Region. The […]
The government of Cross River State in the Niger Delta, Nigeria, has prioritized three plantation crops—oil palm, cocoa, and coffee along with their economic value […]
In a proactive move to ensure food security in the Niger Delta region, the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has forged a partnership with the Rice […]
Rivers State Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, has promised increased investment in the state’s cassava processing factory, located in Oyigbo Local Government Area, to bolster […]
Before the era of crude oil, Nigeria’s economy thrived on agricultural exports, with palm oil playing a central role. Palm oil, derived from the fruit of […]
The Niger Delta Development Commission NDDC is taking measures to prevent the looming food crisis threatening the economy, even as the region’s Agric sector records impressive […]
Nigeria has shown what digitisation can do in its job creation scheme in agricultural entrepreneurship for youth and women in the Niger Delta. This was demonstrated […]
INTRODUCTION The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND Foundation) organized a Stakeholders’ Roundtable that brought key stakeholders in the Niger Delta and […]
By Oteheri Akinruntan Background Land, which is central to the economy, social and political spheres of community, society, and the nation at large is […]
Severe challenges associated with electricity generation in Sub- Sharan Africa (SSA) may soon be a thing of the past following the formation of a consortium […]