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This book by Matthias Agboeze is well researched to reflect the various contributions of non-governmental organizations to community development with emphasis on the Nigerian experience. The book is a must-read for everyone including various stakeholders in community development, towards a result-oriented and sustainable community development initiatives in Nigeria and other developing nations (Elochukwu Nwankwo). This book by Matthias is a viable instrument in harnessing potentials of Non-Governmental Organizations in Community Development in developing nations (Professor Patrick N. Ngwu).