The Managing Director/CEO, Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Chief Samuel Ogbuku, has reaffirmed the Commission’s readiness to collaborate with Burna Boy, describing him as a powerful global ambassador and a source of pride for the Niger Delta.
Chief Samuel Ogbuku who hosted the Nigerian music icon in his office in Port Harcourt, called on the artist to maintain strong ties with the region, noting that his continued presence and influence can help attract sustainable development and global attention to the Niger Delta.
The NDDC Boss urged Burna Boy to be an Ambassador of the Niger Delta region and give back to the region.
In his response, Burna Boy (Damini Ogulu), also known as the African Giant, affirmed to work with the Niger Delta Development Commission and called for strategic collaboration with the Commission to drive development in Ahoada, Rivers State.
The Afrobeats star and Grammy Award-winner stressed the need for institutional support, noting that real impact in the region requires partnership.
Emphasizing his commitment to uplifting his roots, Burna Boy noted that while he is ready to invest in the development of Ahoada, meaningful impact requires institutional partnership and support from the NDDC.
He said, “I’m going to do everything I can to make Ogbogolo great just the same way my ancestors saw it as but I can’t do it alone”.
Burna Boy was at the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) Headquarters in Port Harcourt on an official high-level courtesy visit to Managing Director/CEO of the NDDC, Chief Samuel Ogbuku.
The meeting was attended by the Managing Director/CEO, Chief Samuel Ogbuku, PhD, alongside the Executive Director, Finance and Administration, Hon. Boma Iyaye, and the Executive Director, Corporate Services, Hon. Ifedayo Abegunde, as well as members of management and staff of the Commission.
This engagement signals a promising synergy between cultural influence and institutional support, paving the way for impactful community development.
