‘NDDC Scholars To Receive Fees, Stipends Next Week’

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BY ANAYO ONUKWUGHA, Port Harcourt The management of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has assured scholars sponsored by the Commission to study in various universities in the United Kingdom and whose stipends and fees are still outstanding that they would get it next week. NDDC, in a statement issued in Port Harcourt yesterday by […]

The management of the Niger Delta Development Commission has assured scholars sponsored by the Commission to study in various universities in the United Kingdom and whose stipends and fees are still outstanding that they would get it next week.

The statement reads in part: “This follows the resolution of issues with the Central Bank of Nigeria which had delayed the remittance of the money for the past six weeks. Some of the universities have already got their funds. “In March, the Acting Managing Director of the Commission, Prof Nelson Braimbaifa and the Acting Executive Director, Finance and Administration, Dr Chris Amadi, toured the United Kingdom for a first hand appraisal of the welfare needs of the scholars.

 

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