Abubakar Momoh Advocates Unified Master Plans for Development

The Federal Government has called on various regional development commissions to emulate the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) by creating master plans that will be integrated into a regional development compass. Minister of Regional Development, Abubakar Momoh, made this statement during the NDDC 2026 Partners for Sustainable Development Conference in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
He emphasized that each commission should derive its master plan and operational agenda from the overarching National Regional Development Master Plan. Momoh highlighted the importance of reliable data to identify gaps and sequence interventions, ensuring that projects are prioritized based on strategic impact.
He noted that once a master plan is approved by the NDDC board, it will require backing from the Federal Executive Council for budget inclusion. The minister also stressed the need for collaboration with the private sector and international partners to invest in various sectors, including infrastructure and agriculture, to foster inclusive growth.
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