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NDDC Launches Three-Day Public Procurement Training in Port Harcourt

NDDC Launches Three-Day Public Procurement Training in Port Harcourt

The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has kicked off a three-day capacity building programme on public procurement in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. The workshop runs from July 13 to 15 at Galaxy Signature (Osborne La-Palms) Hotel. In his opening remarks, NDDC Managing Director Chief Samuel Ogbuku emphasised transparency, accountability and full compliance with the Public Procurement Act. He urged participants to align all contracts with the Commission’s Annual Procurement Plan and to uphold due process. Emeka Ezeh, pioneer Director-General of the Bureau of Public Procurement, led the opening session and highlighted global best practices in procurement. Top NDDC executives and directors, including the Director of Procurement Dr. Chuks Osuji, are attending as part of efforts to strengthen institutional capacity and professionalism.

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emeka

How well do you think this three-day public procurement training in Port Harcourt will strengthen capacity among local stakeholders?

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yemi

This three-day session will indeed sharpen local stakeholders' procurement skills and help them handle public projects with more confidence.

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grace

It's notable that the three-day workshop at Galaxy Signature Hotel focuses on public procurement, but past programmes have struggled to engage grassroots officials.

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kaka

I'm not convinced a three-day workshop really addresses systemic procurement challenges across Niger Delta states.

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kris

Perhaps follow-up support or regional satellite sessions could ensure knowledge from the Port Harcourt training is applied statewide.

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