NDDC shuts down operations over suspected COVID-19 outbreak, urges staff to go into self-isolation
Admin The management of Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has approved the shutting down of the commission for two weeks over the suspected outbreak of Coronavirus with effect from Thursday, 28th May 2020.
This is coming following the death of the Director of Finance and Administration, Bassey Ettang Ibanga on Thursday from complications suspected to be related to COVID-19.
The commission in a memo signed by one of its official, Silas Anyanwu, on behalf of management said all activities in the commission including ongoing matters are shut down for the meantime.
The statement also urged members of staff to go into self-isolation for two weeks and await further directives from management.
Head of security of the commission is also directed to ensure the safety of the commission during workers absence, while administration workers are requested to ensure fumigation and decontamination of all offices and premises in the headquarters during the period.
The immediate closure of the commission follows the report of the death of senior staff of the agency.
