The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in conjuction with frontline youth welfare and environmental safety advocacy group, the Foundation for Youth Development (FYD) have successfully carried out an evaluation of Soil Sampling and Analysis Test Results in two oil-spill impacted communities in Ohaji-Egbema Local Government Area of Imo State under an on-going community based intervention project

Here is the timetable for the Summer Reading For Children’s Program

A 4-week reading intervention program designed to help children enhance their reading understanding, comprehension and proficiency.
Featuring highly qualified, internationally trained special needs and intervention educators.

In commemoration of Children's Day (May 27) this year, Foundation for Youth Development (FYD) is partnering with Thanks 4 kids to organize a free seminar on child sexual abuse. This is in-line with our vision of creating a better environment for our children to grow and be the best they can be.

The Foundation for Youth Development is a non-governmental organization and it was founded in 2003 and is chaired by Hon. Prince Chibudom Nwabueze Nwuche.

At the core of this NGO, it's founders desire is to empower a new brand of the Nigerian child and youth to become better and more productive citizens who in turn make positive contributions to their communities and the country.

A former deputy speaker of the House of Representatives, Chibudom Nwuche, has called on the political class to make politics a part time business in Nigeria.

Three communities in the Niger Delta region, Abacheke, Ugada and Etwkuru, all of Egbema in Ohaji/Egbema Local Government Area of Imo State, have complained about shortage of food due to decimation of their farmlands by oil spillages.

The Foundation for Youth Development (FYD) and the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) have signed a Memorandum of Agreement ( MoA) to implement environmental clean-up project to be financed by the Global Environmental Facility-Small Grant Program (GEF-SGP).

Foundation for Youth Development (FYD) as a Non Governmental Organization committed to the empowerment and development of youth as leaders of tomorrow and also supporting Government efforts in fighting Corruption in order to secure the future of youths, does not ordinarily bother with responding to sponsored media blackmail. However we are constrained to clear the air on some false allegations

On January 2, 201710:07 pm (Vanguard Newspaper)

ODIEREKE - THE traditional ruler of Ekpeye Kingdom, Ahoada West Local Government Area, Rivers State, HRM Eze Robinson O. Robinson, has warned political opponents of the former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives and Esama Ekpeye (The Full Moon) of Ekpeye Kingdom, Hon Prince Chibudom Nwuche, to desist from the plan to kill him and tarnishing his image or face the fury of the people and their ancestors.

Posted By: Bisi Olaniyion: January 02, 2017 (The Nation)

A traditional ruler in Rivers State, Eze Robinson O. Robinson, the Eze Ekpeye Logbo II of Ekpeye Kingdom, has said former House of Representatives Deputy Speaker of Chibudom Nwuche is the political leader of the Ekpeye ethnic nationality in the state.

By Abbas Jimoh | Publish Date: Dec 30 2016 6:34PM(Daily Trust)

The Eze Ekpeye Logbo II of Ekpeye Kingdom, Retired Flt. Lieut. Robinson O. Robinson has condemned attempts by some desperate politicians to tarnish the image and malign a former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Prince Chibudom Nwuche.

By Daily Post Staff on December 23, 2016@dailypostngr

Former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Prince Chibudom Nwuche has endorsed the recent peace initiative between the Presidency and leaders of the Niger Delta region led by First Republic Minister, Chief Edwin Clark.

The Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) who hails from Ekpeye, Rivers State, believed the step would restore peace to and engender development in the oil- rich region, if carried to a logical conclusion.

By Abbas Jimoh | Publish Date: Dec 16 2016 2:00AM(Daily Trust)

A former deputy speaker of the House of Representatives, Prince Chibudom Nwuche, in this interview, gives reason for the feat by the All Progressives Congress (APC) in last Saturday’s national and state assembly’s re-run elections in Rivers State. Excerpts:

By: Onyedi Ojiabor, Abujaon: December 23, 2016

A Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), the Foundation for Youth Development (FYD) and the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) have signed a Memorandum of Agreement ( MoA) to implement environmental clean-up project to be financed by the Global Environmental Facility-Small Grant Program (GEF-SGP).

A United States of America based leadership organization, the Chattered Institute of Strategic Managers and Leaders (CISML) has nominated a former Deputy Speaker of the Nigerian House of Representatives Rt. Hon. Prince Chibudom Nwuche OFR as an awardee of the organization’s prestigious award of CHATERED FELLOW.

Ekpeye Youth Congress

We have watched with increasing alarm the apparently well coordinated and well funded plans to generally tarnish the image of Hon Prince Chibudom Nwuche former Deputy Speaker of the Federal House of Representatives and the Esama Ekpeye Logbo,and reduce his towering political profile by certain known interests,who shall be unmasked very soon.His offence appears to be his continued interest in the welfare of Ekpeye people,the South South geo political zone and the ordinary masses and the governance of our dear country.These interest are not happy that he is still available and a strong influence in the politics of State

Coping with Climate Change Impact
Small Island Developing States: Fiji, Tonga, Nauru and Tuvalu
FYD has assembled a team of Environmental Scientists and engineers to support the goals of the Small Island States Community-Bases Adaptation program (SIDS CBA) with a bottom-up approach to Climate Change Adaptation (CBA). This proposed intervention will transfer international best practices to local communities in the South Pacific Island states (Fiji, Tonga, Nauru and Tuvalu).

Former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives and Esama Ekpeye Logbo of Ekpeye Kingdom, Rt. Hon Prince Chibudom Nwuche has reassured the people of Ekpeye Kingdom in Rivers State of his resolve to continue to assist in the overall development of Ekpeye Kingdom. He stated this at his residence in Port Harcourt when Ekpeye leaders, Chiefs and youth groups paid him a courtesy visit.

Receiving the delegation, Rt. Hon Prince Chibudom Nwuche thanked them for the visit and reassured them of his resolve to always have the interest of the Ekpeye people as

The attention of the Board of Trustees of the Foundation for Youth Development has been drawn to publications in some national newspapers and electronic media under the caption above, with regards to ongoing investigations by the EFCC into contracts awarded by the Presidential Amnesty office during the tenure of Hon. Kingsley Kuku. We set out below the facts for purposes of clarifications and the avoidance of doubt.

By: Jane Gozieem 2016-07-28

A former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Chibudom Nwuche, on Thursday cleared the air on his invitation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to explain how a N5 billion contract awarded to him by the Amnesty Office was executed.

A statement from the Foundation for Youth Development, chaired by Nwuche, revealed the former Deputy Speaker’s involvement in the controversial contract.

According to the statement, the problem started from the execution of second tranche of contracts by the Foundation.

It reads, “Following the inception of Presidential Amnesty Programme, the Foundation for Youth Development was invited to mentor and train ex-militants from the Niger Delta. Hon Chibudom Nwuche is the Chairman of the Foundation. As a member of the Presidential Committee on the Niger Delta set up by former President Goodluck Jonathan, it was natural that Hon. Nwuche’s Foundation was considered to play a role in the training of the ex-militants.

“The relationship, which dates to 2011, started with the initial award of three contracts for the training and capacity building for about 300 Niger Delta ex-militants in Sweden, Malaysia and Vietnam in shore-based and marine studies which it successfully executed.

“This was to be followed up with provision of practical sea-time experience for the graduates. Following the successful completion of the training programmes, another set of three contracts were further awarded to FYD for which it was mobilised N2.7bn.

On Monday 6th May 2014 and Tuesday 7th May 2014, a total of Seventy One (71) delegated departed Lagos, Nigeria for Sweden. The students arrived in Malmo, Sweden

It was a Monday Morning on early February 2014, Honourable Chibudom Nwuche went on a visit to Community Secondary School, Ochigba.  The school is located

A Memorandum of Understanding was signed on 11 March with the Foundation for Youth Development  (FYD) located in Abuja, Nigeria. The goal of the Agreement is to

FYD partners with Daily Trust/FCT Schools Quiz Competition. The first edition is scheduled to begin on 19th February, 2014 and the grand finale on the 7th of March,

FYD partners Nigerian Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and industry(NVCCI) to trianing youth in Maritime Engineering and Navidation Engineering.

FYD on Tuesday, 1st December, 2009 in Lagos, Nigerian, took part, along side notable International and Non-Governmental Organizations, in the 2009 HIV AIDS Day.The Rally organized withnessed attandance of Young people from all across Nigeria.

FYD FIGHTS PNEUMONIA. MARKS WORLD PNEUMONIA'S DAY

Pneumonia is the leading cause

This training program is needed to contribute positively towards the amnesty program of the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) as its aimed at improving the

The Foundation for Youth Development (FYD) on Tuesday, 24th November, 2009 at Yenegua, Bayelsa State of Nigeria, announced its intension to offer a helping

The Foundation for Youth Development (FYD) on Tuesday, 24th November, 2009 at Yenegua, Bayelsa State of Nigeria, announced its intension to offer a helping

ORIENTATION: Orientation ceremony for the trainees was held at Welcome Center, Ikeja, Lagos on the 28th August, 2012. The ceremony was both colourful and memorable.

Fifty (50) Nigerian youths drawn from various states of the Niger Delta region of the country have successfully completed an intensive Arc Welding course at Tati University

ARRIVAL AT THE COLLEGE: On arrival at the campus the trainees were given mobile online Sim to call their families, hostel and writing materials.