UGAMA EKEDE,
AYAMA EKEDE,
ASUKAMA,
ASUKOYET
HOST COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST

Ugama Ekede Ayama Ekede, Asukama, Asukoyet Host Community Development Trust (UAAA HCDT) is an offshoot of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA)

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Board of Trustees ( BoT )

The Board of Trustees (BoT) oversees the management and administration of the Trust through the Management and Advisory Committees, supported by the Secretariat Staff. Its members are drawn from Ugama Ekede, Ayama Ekede, Asukama, and AsukOyet communities. Trustees serve a four-year term, renewable for another four years based on performance evaluation and regulatory approval. The Board comprises accomplished individuals from diverse backgrounds, with a Chairman presiding over proceedings and a Secretary appointed by the Settlor

Initiatives such as the UAAA HCDT's scholarship schemes and community projects show how accountable, transparent management of funds can genuinely empower people — a reminder that trust and due diligence matter wherever money and responsibility meet. The same principle applies on a more personal level: Dutch players who prefer to steer clear of the national Cruks register often look for a casino zonder cruks that is equally open about its licensing, terms, and player-protection measures. Checking those details before playing is simply responsible research, much like a community board verifying how development funds are spent, so that entertainment remains an informed and conscious choice.

Management Committee

The Management Committee (ManCom) is appointed by the Board and serves as the operational arm of the Trust, overseeing its general administration. It comprises both executive and non-executive members, with the executive members being seasoned professionals who bring valuable expertise to the HCDT. Committed to their responsibilities, the UAAA HCDT ManCom prioritizes transparency and inclusiveness in all its operations.

Advisory Committee

The Host Community Advisory Committee (AC) is established by the Management Committee and comprises four members, each representing Ugama Ekede, Ayama Ekede, Asukama, and Asukoyet Host Communities. As the closest body to the people, the AC works closely with the communities to identify and articulate development projects, which it submits to the ManCom for implementation, subject to Board approval. Additionally, it monitors and reports on project progress. These projects are guided by a five-year Community Development Plan (CDP), a strategic document outlining the communities’ development priorities, developed through a participatory Community Needs Assessment facilitated by the Settlor.

Thematic Areas

The UAAA HCDT is poised at implementing sustainable community projects in the following thematic areas but not limited to Human Capital Development, Infrastructure, 

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UAAA HCDT

A platform that promotes sustainable development in our communities through public private partnerships.

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