• Move against NDDC removal from Niger Delta Ministry
• Say call for NDDC scrapping unnecessary

Niger Delta youths on Friday kicked against the call for the scrapping of the Niger Delta Commission (NDDC), labelling those behind it as ‘’enemies of the region’’.
‘Some of these people that make comments like that are figures who are not favoured by the current administration’’
They also said the directive to the Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice to stop placing the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) under any ministry including the Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs was done out of malice.
‘’They deliberately want to create mischief because that probably brings them more into the limelight’’
The youths at a news conference in Yenagoa distanced themselves from individuals mooting confusion and calling for the scrapping of NDDC or removal of the Commission from the Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs.
The Secretary General of Niger Delta Youth Movement, Mr. Ibifubara Ekiyor said Wailing Women of Niger Delta (WWND) and the Integrity Friends for Truth and Peace Initiative (IFTPI) are self-centred and selfish and do not care about the development of the region.
The youths extolled the virtues of the Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Senator Godswill Akpabio.
They praised Akpabio for doing his work to the satisfaction of all.
Specifically, the youths hailed Akpabio for steering the region in the needed direction, making obvious progress in transforming the region and fighting the ills which plagued the Niger Delta Development Commission,
The youths said they feel embittered that some politicians are canvassing NDDC scrapping or removal from a particular ministry simply because of their inability to secure contracts and political appointments.
They urged Odighonin Adienbo and her co-travellers to imbibe the spirit of patriotism and learn to work for the interest of the region.
They also advised President Muhammadu Buhari not to attach weight to the comments of Odighonin Adienbo and her supporters.