The Niger Delta Coastline Vanguard (NDCV) has called on the federal government to decentralise the pipeline surveillance contract for optimal performance.
The Niger Delta Coastline Vanguard has called on the federal government to decentralise the pipeline surveillance contract for optimal performance.
Speaking at a world press conference in Abuja, the legal adviser and secretary of the group, Joseph Olamide, said the contracts should be based on states so that people from a particular state would secure the pipelines in their state. “That NDCV is familiar with the terrain for effective and efficient output. We shall not allow or accept any deliberate attempt by government or agents of government to impose someone from another region who does not belong to our ethnic nationality on us to sustain the existing peace in the region.“We thank Mr.
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