NDDC Retreat Focuses on Transparency and Development

The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), under the leadership of Managing Director Dr. Samuel Ogbuku, is initiating a new era of transparency and accountability. This was highlighted during a management retreat held from February 12-13, 2026, in Owerri, Imo State.
The retreat, themed "Consolidating Performance," aimed to strengthen governance and improve project service delivery. Ogbuku emphasized the need for self-examination and alignment with public expectations, reinforcing the commission's operational standards and ethical conduct.
The retreat served as a strategic platform to review performance and address emerging challenges, with a focus on fostering internal cohesion and collaboration across the organization. Ogbuku noted that the commission is implementing a new governance advisory report, facilitated by KPMG, to enhance its internal processes and ensure alignment with ethical standards.
The retreat is positioned as a catalyst for innovation and teamwork, aiming to deliver greater development impact across the Niger Delta region.
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