By, Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah, Abuja.
In a strategic move to foster development initiatives across Nigeria’s regions, Raymond Dokpesi Jr., Chairman of DAAR Communications Plc, recently paid a courtesy visit to Engr. Abubakar Momoh FNSE, the Minister of Regional Development. The meeting underscored both leaders’ commitment to enhancing the ministry’s expanded mission, which now reaches beyond the Niger Delta to address the developmental needs of all regions across the federation.
During the meeting, Dokpesi Jr. emphasized the value of public engagement in the ministry’s initiatives, especially those aimed at driving equitable progress for communities nationwide. He expressed DAAR Communications’ support for raising awareness around projects that directly benefit local populations, helping citizens better understand the ministry’s work and its goals for sustainable and inclusive development.
Minister Abubakar Momoh echoed the importance of this expanded focus, highlighting the Ministry of Regional Development’s dedication to uplifting all Nigerian regions. With his leadership, the ministry is steering impactful programs to address longstanding issues related to infrastructure, environmental sustainability, economic growth, and social development across the federation.
“Our vision is clear: to ensure that every region, from the North to the South, enjoys the benefits of development initiatives that are tailored to their unique needs,” Engr. Momoh said. He added that DAAR Communications’ role in communicating these efforts to the public would reinforce transparency and enable citizens to engage actively in their communities’ growth.
The meeting concluded with a firm commitment from both leaders to work collaboratively in ensuring that the ministry’s objectives reach every corner of Nigeria. With DAAR Communications amplifying these efforts, Nigerians across all regions can look forward to a more transparent, impactful, and people-centered approach to regional development, marking a new era of nationwide progress under Minister Abubakar Momoh’s leadership.
Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah serves as a special assistant to the Minister of Regional Development.