Phase 1
In preparationUkwa environmental baseline
Map oil infrastructure, water sources and reported contamination in Ukwa West and Ukwa East.
Member states
Abia, Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Edo, Imo, Ondo and Rivers are the nine states covered by the Niger Delta Development Commission mandate. Each faces a distinct mix of pollution, erosion, deforestation and water pressure — and each needs a tailored restoration plan.
Regional operations map
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God's Own State
Capital Umuahia · 17 LGAs · Approx. 6,320 km²

Phase 1
In preparationMap oil infrastructure, water sources and reported contamination in Ukwa West and Ukwa East.
Phase 1
PlannedIdentify industrial discharge and flood hotspots around major manufacturing clusters.

God's Own State
Igbo, including Ngwa, Ohafia, Aro, Bende and Abriba communities
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Land of Promise
Ibibio · Annang · Oron · Eket · Obolo
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The Glory of All Lands
Ijaw (Izon), with Nembe, Ogbia, Epie-Atissa communities
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The People's Paradise
Efik · Ejagham · Bekwarra · Yakurr · Boki · Ogoja peoples
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The Big Heart
Urhobo · Anioma (Igbo) · Isoko · Itsekiri · Ijaw · Ukwuani
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Heartbeat of the Nation
Edo (Bini) · Esan · Afemai (Etsako, Owan) · Akoko-Edo · Ijaw
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Eastern Heartland
Predominantly Igbo, including communities across Owerri, Orlu and Okigwe zones
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Sunshine State
Yoruba groups including Akoko, Akure, Ikale, Ilaje, Ondo and Owo, with Apoi and Ijaw communities
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Treasure Base of the Nation
Ikwerre · Ogoni · Ijaw · Etche · Ekpeye · Kalabari
View state profilePopulation figures use the official 2006 census series; current populations are substantially higher. Area figures can vary between public sources. Symbols and maps are reproduced from the supplied Niger Delta Organisation SA reference page and should not be treated as official heraldic reproductions unless identified by the relevant state government.