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Tinubu Pledges Support for Niger Delta Development

President Bola Tinubu has vowed the organization’s obligation to the practical improvement of the Niger Delta, Tinubu said this when he met with Abubakar Momoh, the Minister of Niger Delta Improvement.

An assertion by Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah, Unique Collaborator to the priest, in Abuja on Sunday, said the gathering fixated on giving a thorough update on the continuous exercises and drives inside the Niger Delta Improvement Service.

He said that the gathering was pointed toward looking for the President’s help and responsibility toward feasible advancement of the Niger Delta.

“During the gathering, Momoh featured the crucial ventures and drives embraced by the Service to inspire the financial scene of the district,” he said.

Omo-Ikirodah said that the clergyman introduced a definite outline of progressing foundation projects, local area improvement projects and endeavors to address natural worries in the Niger Delta.

He added that Tinubu communicated strong fascination and appreciation for the Service’s undertakings, recognizing the basic job the Niger Delta plays in the country’s monetary and social texture.

The President complimented Momoh for the headway made and the devotion displayed in tending to the exceptional difficulties looked by the locale.

In a huge obligation to the improvement of the district, Tinubu swore unfaltering help and help to guarantee the effective execution of tasks and projects that would achieve economical development and improvement in the locale.

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