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JUST IN: Buhari Appoints Braimbraifa Acting MD Of NDDC
President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the appointment of an acting Managing Director for the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC).
He is Professor Nelson Braimbraifa.
The President, following a Federal Executive Council (FEC) resolution, has equally vested the supervisory role of the commission in the Honourable Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, as well as approved the dissolution of the extant board.
Also appointed as Acting Executive Director (Finance and Administration) of NDDC is Mr Chris Amadi, while Engineer Samuel Adjogbe becomes the Acting Executive Director (Projects).
Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to Mr President, Femi Adesina confirmed this on Friday in a statement obtained by BigPen Online, saying all the appointments take immediate effect.
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