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Tinubu appoints NDDC Board, retains Ogbuku as MD

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reconstituted the board and management of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC).

According to a statement by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Chief Ajuri Ngelale, the commission’s Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Samuel Ogbuku is to retain in his position, while Mr. Chiedu Ebie from Delta State is now the Chairman.

Ebie, 52, served as Secretary to the Delta State Government during the immediate past administration of Senator Ifeanyi Okowa.

The approved Board and Management team is made up of:

Mr. Chiedu Ebie – Chairman – Delta

Dr. Samuel Ogbuku – Managing Director/CEO – Bayelsa

Mr. Boma Iyaye – Executive Director (Finance and Admin) – Rivers

Mr. Victor Antai – Executive Director (Projects) – Akwa-Ibom

Ifedayo Abegunde – Executive Director (Corporate Services) – Ondo

Sen. Dimaro Denyanbofa – State Representative – Bayelsa

Mr. Abasi Ndikan Nkono – State Representative – Akwa Ibom

Rt. Hon. Monday Igbuya – State Representative – Delta

Chief Tony Okocha – State Representative – Rivers

Hon Patrick Aisowieren – State Representative – Edo

Mr. Kyrian Uchegbu – State Representative – Imo

Victor Kolade Akinjo – State Representative – Ondo

Chief Dimgba Eruba – State Representative – Abia

Mr. Asu Oku Okang – State Representative – Cross River

Hon. Nick Wende – Zonal Representative – North Central

Hon. Namdas Abdulrazak – Zonal Representative – North East

Sen. Dr. Ibrahim Abdullahi Gobir – Zonal Representative – North West

The statement said that the “President expects that the new Board and Management team will ensure a new era of successful administration in the NDDC, in line with his Renewed Hope agenda.

“All of the above listed appointments take immediate effect”.

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