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CA-NDDC Suspends Sylvester Iyade As President

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CA-NDDC Suspends Sylvester Iyade As President

The Contractors Association of Nigeria Delta Development Commission (CA-NDDC) has suspended its President, Mr. Sylvester Tonye Iyade over gross- misconduct, non-performance, incompetence, deliberate refusal to convene meetings and abuse of office

This is contained in a release issued signed by five (5) executive members of the association and made available to news men.

According to the release, the decision to remove Mr. Iyade was part of the resolutions passed at the joint meeting of
the Registered Trustees and National Executive Officers of the Contractors Association of NDDC (CA-NDDC), held on October 9, 2024, at Villa Toscana Deluxe, Port Harcourt, as well as subsequent meetings in 2025 following a vote of no confidence moved against him by Sir Richard Ajua (Treasurer) and seconded by Saviour ljeoma (Financial Secretary) and Benjamin Okundia (Edo State Representative)

The release reads, “Furthermore, on February 23, 2025, another meeting was held at Le Meridien
Hotel, presided over by Vice President Mr. Sunny Benstowe and observed by board member Ambassador Prince Victor Fakar.

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“At this meeting, an additional vote of no confidence was passed due to lack of transparency and
accountability, as well as continued refusal to convene or attend executive
meetings.

“As a result, Mr. lyade’s impeachment and suspension were
reaffirmed.

“In accordance with this decision, we formally request that all relevant authorities, stakeholders, and affiliated bodies immediately cease any official dealings with Mr. Sylvester Tonye lyade in any capacity related to CA-NDDC.

“Additionally, we mandate that all association documents, assets, and properties in his possession be handed over to the Vice Prosident Mr. Sunny Benstowe
161 ABA ROAD., PORT HARCOURT, RIVERS STATE.

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“We trust in your cooperation to facilitate a smooth transition in leadership and uphold the integrity of our association. Should you require further clarification, please do not hesitate to contact us.”

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