Access Funds with NDDC Single Digit Advances for Women!
Access Funds with NDDC Single Digit Advances for Women.
Access Funds with NDDC Single Digit Advances for Women. The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has made it clear that one of its objectives is to collaborate with financial foundations to assist women in gaining access to capital so they can advance their careers.
The NDDC’s Overseeing Overseer, Dr. Samuel Ogbuku, made this statement at the organization’s base camp in Port Harcourt during a visit by a representative of Union Bank Nigeria. Dr. Ogbuku emphasized that the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has a duty to collaborate with the appointment on campaigns focused on the empowerment of women in the region.
The Niger Delta Development Commission’s (NDDC) overseeing head, Dr. Samuel Ogbuku, has announced plans to collaborate with financial institutions to provide low-interest loans that support women and their employment. At the NDDC central command in Port Harcourt, during a civility visit by a Union Bank Nigeria representative, Dr. Ogbuku conveyed the NDDC’s responsibility to collaborate with the Niger Delta Office of Business in order to foster business and provide the associated risks. Additionally, the NDDC is making every effort to scrutinize businesspeople’s presentations that are supported by their strengthening plans.
The Niger Delta Office of Business, under the direction of the NDDC, aims to expand the reach of the Commission by empowering Niger Delta residents through entrepreneurial endeavors. The Public Confidential Organization (PPP) model has been adopted by the NDDC as an optional source of financial support for important initiatives and projects in an effort to accelerate development and encourage enterprising development.
Union Bank Nigeria’s Regional Business Leader for the South, Mr. Chidi Ileka, spoke about the need to empower women to improve their chances of success in the business world. The bank is excited to collaborate with the NDDC in order to empower women in the Niger Delta, address the issue of gender inequality, and provide them with opportunities for growth and success.
The organization will focus on giving women access to funding, development initiatives, and affordable healthcare in order to provide them with the tools and resources they need to achieve financial independence. The head of Union Bank’s Alpher and Ladies Lead Business, Mrs. Chioma Nwokike, emphasized the bank’s responsibility to support women’s long-term financial stability through reserve money and prospective open doors.
The collaborative initiative will provide comprehensive training in self-awareness and business, equipping women in the Niger Delta with the knowledge and skills needed for personal and professional development. The organization will also concentrate on providing women in the Niger Delta with affordable access to healthcare, ensuring their prosperity, and enabling them to concentrate on their own professional growth.
