THE Communities Development Committee,
CDC, of Oil and Gas Producing Communities
in Niger –Delta, has reprimanded members of
the dissolved board of the Niger-Delta
Development Commission, NDDC, for
dragging President Muhammadu Buhari to
court over the dissolution of the board.
Chairman, Board of Trustees, BOT, of the
CDCs, Prince Maikpobi Okareme, in a
statement, said, “We (oil producing
communities) are totally in support of
President Muhammadu Buhari and frown
seriously at the dissolved board members’
court action.”
He, however, advised: “Mr. President should
consult with all relevant stakeholders while
constituting the new board to reflect wishes
of the oil producing communities who are
custodians of the oil environment because
he who wears the shoes knows where it
pinches the most.”
Okareme recalled that in a communique, July
2, the CDC drew the attention of President
Buhari to the unfair appointment of board
members without compliance with the law,
especially the appointment of the former
NDDC board chair, who is not from an oil
producing community.
He said it was such anomaly and other
inconsistencies that made the CDC to call for
the dissolution of the commission’s board
and suggested that the new board should
reflect the needs of the oil producing
communities, as enshrined in the NDDC law.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/suit-against-buhari-oil-communities-berate-sacked-nddc-board-members/

This is one of the major problem dragging us backward as a nation. PMB his trying to sanitize the environment while some gullible people want their corrupt kinsmen to continue. Poverty na kills faster than HIV

Action film,ghen ghen.

The oil producing communities are in a better position to say whether the former board served them well or not.

Committees everywhere.....