The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has said that it embarked on interventionist projects in Rivers State to ameliorate the plights of the people of the state. Rivers State representative in the NDDC Board, Chief Tony Okocha, disclosed this on Thursday during the commissioning of the reconstructed Apara Link Road and Nkpolu Town Hall projects, […]
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) launched interventionist projects in Rivers State to address the challenges faced by the local population. Key initiatives include the reconstruction of the Apara Link Road, renamed in honor of Chief Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, and the Nkpolu Town Hall. The road was previously notorious for flooding, which hindered business activities and access. The town hall project was spurred by a personal experience of inadequate shelter during a rainstorm. Desmond Akawo, a former PDP chairman, commended the NDDC for their effective intervention and the symbolic renaming of the road, highlighting the agency's commitment to improving infrastructure and community well-being.
