Communities

We are committed to empowering communities through sustainable development initiatives.

Our community initiatives are designed to create a long-term, sustainable impact. By fostering local ownership, building capacity, and addressing critical needs, we are building a legacy of progress and prosperity in our host communities.

Through strategic partnerships and innovative programmes, we are addressing critical health challenges and empowering communities across Nigeria.

Global Memorandum of Understanding

NLNG’s Global Memorandum of Understanding (GMoU) is a transformative initiative designed to empower host communities, foster sustainable development, and create a harmonious relationship between NLNG and its stakeholder communities.

The GMoU, launched in May 2021, structures communities into 11 clusters across two phases, ensuring inclusive development.

Phase 1:

Focused on Node Junction and CHO clusters (Ramuji, Ubeta, Ogbumuabali, Amadi-Ama).

Phase 2:

Extends to Pipeline clusters (Abua, Ogba, Egi, Ekpeye, Kalabari, Emohua, Okrika).

The GMoU empowers communities to lead their development, reducing agitations and fostering capacity building in project management.

Benefits to Host Communities

Ownership

Communities drive their development, ensuring sustainability.

Capacity Building

Mentorship by development NGOs enhances project execution skills.

Job Creation

Valuing diversity and fostering inclusivity.

Improved Indices

Unwavering commitment to Goal Zero

Recent Community Initiatives

Bonny Community Health Insurance Programme

Over 13,272 enrollees and 20 corporate clients benefit from affordable healthcare.

Radio Bonny

The Ibani Hour on Wazobia 94.1 FM promotes community engagement and cultural preservation.

Malaria Elimination

Partnering with the US President’s Malaria Initiative, NLNG distributed insecticide-treated nets and launched school-based malaria initiatives, reducing prevalence from 10.6% to 0.6%.

Bonny Tourism Initiative

Training 20 Bonny youths in the tourism business, fostering economic growth and cultural heritage preservation.

Bonny Consulate Building

A historic landmark promoting tourism and community development, commissioned in March 2022.

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