The Acting MD/CEO of NDDC Mrs Atako as Warn Contractors
The Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, has warned contractors
handling its projects to follow specifications and deliver top quality
jobs that meet the needs of beneficiary communities.
Acting Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of
NDDC, Dr. Christy Atako, issued the warning while inspecting the
Commission’s hostel project at the Federal University of Technology
Owerri.
Noting that the main concern of NDDC is the delivery of
projects that will make the people of the Niger Delta region happy, she
said “We want to enforce strict adherence to standards and project
specifications. We will not tolerate contractors doing shoddy jobs”.
The Acting Managing Director and CEO expressed
dissatisfaction with some aspects of the finishing in the hostel and
asked the contractor to rectify the defects within two weeks.
However, at the Mother and Child Hospital project site
in Port Harcourt, she commended the contractor for working at a fast
pace. The Acting Managing Director and CEO advised the contractor to
make conscious efforts to equip the youths with skills they could use
elsewhere after the completion of the project.
She also inspected the ongoing Izombe-Agwa-Obokofia Road
project in Imo State. Responding to allegations that the Imo State Oil
Producing Areas Development Commission had taken over the execution of
some part of the project, the NDDC Acting Managing Director and CEO
stressed that the Commission is happy to have partners.
She said “We are not competing with any organisation.
We should be complementing one another. It does not matter whether it is
NDDC or Imo State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission that is
doing this project. What matters is developing the Niger Delta.”
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