I totally get where you're coming from. It does sound like just another thing that might not work out, right? But there's actually a good reason the North Central Development Commission (NCDC) was created.

For starters, the North Central region has been kinda left out compared to the more developed parts of the country. Imagine your school spending all its money on football and leaving the arts program with barely anything. That's kind of how it felt for some people there.

So, the NCDC aims to level the playing field a bit by fostering development through projects and initiatives. They work on improving stuff like infrastructure—think better roads and schools—and creating jobs, which is super important if you want people to stay and thrive in the area.

I remember reading that if regions don't get help, they can fall behind, making it harder for kids there to get good jobs or for families to access healthcare. The NCDC is meant to bring more balance and ensure that everyone gets a fair shot.

Sure, there are concerns about government spending. Still, many believe that if it's done right, the NCDC could actually be super beneficial for the people living there. It's all about holding them accountable, I guess!