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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS ACIOE ASSOCIATES Our assessment of the quality of health, water, education, social development skills and electricity accessed by the selected oil communities within the Niger Delta and the perception of the members of the assessed communities, reveal the following: (a) Access to electricity is minimal (b) Absence of potable drinking water;(c) deplorable health care facilities; (d) poor educational infrastructure. Most of the basic amenities that exist in the selected oil communities are provided by either joint venture partnerships between the NDDC or Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation or IOCs as part of the IOCS' corporate social responsibility. This trend is more prevalent in States like Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa and Rivers States where the IOCS provide water, health, electricity supply and education facilities pursuant to GMOU agreements between the IOCS and the respective oil producing communities in the Lack of a structured framework for commissioning infrastructure projects across the communities, which has left a number of oil producing communities with little or no infrastructure . 01 aforementioned States. 02 03

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