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Mobilization of favourable public opinion and support for Government policies, programmes and activities;
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The National Orientation Agency of Nigeria is the Federal Government Agency saddled with the task of communicating policies, programmes and activities of government across tiers in Nigeria. NOA FUNCTIONS
Specifically, the Agency performs the following functions:
i.Enlightenment of the general public on Government policies, programmes and activities;
ii. Collection, collation, analysis and provisio

n of feedback from the public to Government on its policies, programmes and activities;
iv. Establish social institutions and framework for deliberate exposure of Nigerins to democratic norms and values for a virile, peaceful, united, progressive and disciplined society;
v. Arouse the consciousness of all categories of Nigerians to their rights and priviledges, responsibilities and obligations as citizens of Nigeria;
vi. Propagate and promote the spirit of dignity of labour, honesty and commitment to qualitative production, promotion and consumption of home produced commodities and services
vii. Re-orientate the populace about power, its use and proper role of Government in serving the collective interest of Nigerians;
viii. Propagate the need to eschew all vices in public life including corruption, dishonesty, electoral and census malpractices, ethnic parochial and religious bigotry;
ix.Mobilize Nigerians for positive patriotic participation in and identification with national affairs and issues; and,
x. Sensitize, induct and equip all Nigerians to fight against all forms of internal and external domination of resources by a few individuals or groups.

07/08/2026

NOA Sensitises Kaniyi Market Traders on National Values and Environmental Responsibility

The National Orientation Agency (NOA), Ikorodu Local Government Area, engaged executives, traders and members of Kaniyi Market, Igbogbo/Baiyeku LCDA, during their bi-monthly meeting on the importance of the National Values Charter and environmental responsibility as critical drivers of community development and a healthy market environment.

Addressing the gathering, Mr. Ologunja Olumuyiwa (COMO, Igbogbo/Baiyeku LCDA) emphasised that environmental responsibility is one of the values that must be embraced by every citizen to ensure sustainable development. He encouraged market leaders and traders to demonstrate discipline, integrity, accountability and mutual respect in their daily interactions while promoting a culture of cleanliness within the market.

Participants were reminded that maintaining a clean environment is a shared responsibility. They were urged to dispose of refuse properly, avoid dumping waste indiscriminately and support measures that would keep drainage channels free from blockages in order to prevent flooding and other environmental hazards.

The sensitisation also highlighted the objectives of the National Values Charter, stressing the need for peaceful coexistence, civic responsibility and patriotism. Market executives were encouraged to continue promoting these values among traders and to lead by example in fostering unity, orderliness and ethical conduct within the market.

The interactive session afforded participants the opportunity to discuss sanitation challenges within the market and identify practical ways of improving environmental hygiene through collective action. They expressed appreciation to the National Orientation Agency for the timely enlightenment and pledged to sustain a cleaner market environment while promoting the values shared during the engagement.

The programme further strengthened the Agency's partnership with market stakeholders in advancing value reorientation and encouraging environmental responsibility at the grassroots.

NOA officers present were Mr. Ologunja Olumuyiwa (COMO, Igbogbo/Baiyeku LCDA) and Mrs. Anjorin Modupe.

06/08/2026

Lagos State Ministry of Wealth Creation and Employment Seeks Strategic Partnership with NOA Lagos State on Social Investment Programmes

The National Orientation Agency (NOA) Lagos State Directorate, reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening strategic partnerships that promote inclusive development and ensure government intervention programmes effectively reach the grassroots through sustained public enlightenment, community mobilisation, and citizen engagement.

This commitment was reiterated by the Lagos State Director of the National Orientation Agency, Dr. Mustafa Adedeji Tukur, during a courtesy visit by officials of the Lagos State Ministry of Wealth Creation and Employment on Thursday, 6th August 2026, at the Agency's State Directorate.

The delegation, led by Mrs. Yemisi Adeniyi, Director of Partnerships, visited the Agency to seek collaboration on the implementation of the National Social Investment Programme (NSIP) and other government initiatives aimed at employment generation, economic empowerment, wealth creation, and poverty reduction across Lagos State.

Speaking during the visit, Mrs. Adeniyi described the National Orientation Agency as the Federal Government's foremost public enlightenment and citizen engagement agency with an unrivalled grassroots presence across the country. She noted that the Ministry considers NOA a critical partner in ensuring that information on government intervention programmes reaches the intended beneficiaries, particularly unemployed youths, women, persons with disabilities, vulnerable households, and other underserved groups.

She explained that beyond information dissemination, the Ministry seeks to collaborate with NOA in mobilising citizens to actively participate in the National Social Investment Programme and other empowerment initiatives. According to her, effective community mobilisation, stakeholder engagement, behavioural change communication, and continuous public sensitisation are indispensable to the success of government programmes and to ensuring that no eligible beneficiary is excluded.

In response, Dr. Mustafa Adedeji Tukur commended the Ministry for recognising the strategic role of the National Orientation Agency in driving grassroots mobilisation and public enlightenment. He noted that the proposed partnership aligns with NOA's statutory mandate of promoting national consciousness, value reorientation, civic responsibility, and effective communication of government policies and programmes, while also serving as a vital feedback channel between government and citizens.

The State Director explained that the Agency's nationwide network of Community Orientation and Mobilisation Officers (COMOs), working alongside traditional rulers, religious leaders, market associations, youth and women groups, civil society organisations, and the media, provides an effective platform for ensuring that government programmes pe*****te every community across the state.

Dr. Tukur further stated that the collaboration reflects the principles of the National Values Charter (NVC) 7for7, particularly the Duty of Care, which requires government institutions to prioritise the welfare and well-being of citizens through responsive, compassionate, and people-centred service delivery. He explained that ensuring citizens are adequately informed about available empowerment opportunities and supported to access them is a practical demonstration of government's commitment to inclusive development.

He added that the proposed partnership also advances other pillars of the Nigerian Promise under the National Values Charter, including Inclusivity, by ensuring equal access to government opportunities; Merit, through fairness in the selection of beneficiaries; and Entrepreneurship and Employment, by supporting initiatives that promote job creation, economic empowerment, and sustainable livelihoods. He further noted that it reinforces the Citizen's Code by encouraging civic participation, shared responsibility, and collaboration between public institutions and citizens for national development.

Both organisations expressed their commitment to sustaining the partnership through joint advocacy campaigns, stakeholder engagements, community sensitisation programmes, media enlightenment activities, and continuous information sharing to ensure that government empowerment initiatives achieve their intended objectives.

The meeting concluded with a mutual resolve to formalise areas of collaboration and work together to expand access to employment opportunities, promote wealth creation, reduce poverty, and improve the socio-economic well-being of residents of Lagos State.

Officials present from the Lagos State Ministry of Wealth Creation and Employment included:
Mrs. Yemisi Adeniyi – Director, Partnerships.
Mrs. Yusuf Olatemitope – Deputy Director, Partnerships.

The engagement further underscored the National Orientation Agency's commitment to fostering strategic partnerships that deepen public awareness, strengthen citizen participation, and advance the implementation of the National Values Charter in building a more informed, inclusive, and prosperous society.

06/08/2026

NOA Engages Tyre Marketers on Security, Flood Mitigation and Drug Abuse

The National Orientation Agency (NOA), Amuwo-Odofin Local Government Area, held a stakeholders' engagement with members of the Association of Nigeria Tyre Marketers (ANTM) at the Association's Secretariat, African Tyre Village, International Trade Fair Complex, Lagos-Badagry Expressway. The programme provided an avenue for meaningful interaction with traders and executives of the Association on issues affecting public safety, environmental sustainability and social wellbeing.

Addressing members of the Association, Mr. Adebayo Olugbenga Adewale (COMO, Amuwo-Odofin LGA) underscored the need for sustained security consciousness within the business environment. He urged participants to remain vigilant, strengthen collaboration with security agencies and promptly report suspicious activities capable of threatening peace and public order. He noted that a secure business environment is essential for economic growth and community development.

The participants were also sensitised on flood mitigation and environmental responsibility. Emphasis was placed on the dangers of indiscriminate dumping of refuse into drainage channels, especially during the rainy season. They were encouraged to maintain clean surroundings, support community sanitation efforts and ensure proper waste disposal to minimise flooding and protect lives, property and commercial activities.

On drug abuse, the NOA team highlighted the devastating effects of substance abuse on individuals, families and society. Participants were advised to discourage the use of illicit drugs, support anti-drug campaigns within their communities and guide young people away from negative influences capable of destroying their future.

The engagement featured an interactive session during which members of the Association commended the Agency for bringing the sensitisation directly to their business community. They appealed to government to address the infrastructural challenges confronting the African Tyre Village, particularly the provision of motorable roads, improved drainage facilities and uninterrupted electricity supply, noting that these remain critical to the growth of businesses and the wellbeing of traders.

The Association reaffirmed its commitment to partnering with the National Orientation Agency in promoting security awareness, environmental responsibility and responsible citizenship among its members.

Participants at the meeting included Mr. Okechukwu Ezeifeoma (President), Alhaji Abiodun Adenuga (Vice President), Mr. Sanni Lateef Olawale (Secretary), Mr. Chris Uzoma Okolo (PRO), Mr. Cosmas Uba (Financial Secretary), Mr. Olukayode Ali and other members of the Association of Nigeria Tyre Marketers.

NOA officers present were Mr. Adebayo Olugbenga Adewale (COMO, Amuwo-Odofin LGA), Mrs. Ajah Salome, Mr. Bakam Bosan and Mrs. Maduabuchi Cynthia.

05/08/2026

NOA LAGOS STATE DIRECTORATE STRENGTHENS PARTNERSHIP WITH LASTMA TO ADVANCE ROAD SAFETY AND PUBLIC ENLIGHTENMENT

The Lagos State Directorate of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), led by the State Director, Dr. Mustafa Adedeji Tukur, on Wednesday, 5th August 2026, paid a courtesy visit to the General Manager of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA), Mr. Olalekan Bakare-Oki, at the Authority's Headquarters in Lagos. The visit was aimed at strengthening the existing partnership between both agencies and exploring new areas of collaboration to promote road safety, traffic management, public enlightenment, and improved service delivery across Lagos State.

Dr. Mustafa Adedeji Tukur started by expressing appreciation to the General Manager for granting the agency an audience. He then explained that although the National Orientation Agency is a Federal Government Agency, it works closely with state and local governments in promoting good governance, national unity, and sustainable development. He noted that NOA serves as the vital link between government and citizens by disseminating information on government policies, programmes, and initiatives while also gathering feedback from communities through its nationwide network of Community Orientation and Mobilisation Officers (COMOs).

The State Director further highlighted the Agency's broad mandate, which extends beyond public enlightenment to include civic education, value reorientation, health awareness, environmental sanitation, national security, peaceful coexistence, and road safety advocacy. He explained that NOA regularly engages schools, markets, religious institutions, community associations, and other stakeholders while also providing periodic reports on public opinion and community concerns to support informed government decision-making and policy implementation.

Speaking on transportation in Lagos State, Dr. Tukur observed that road transport remains the primary means of movement for people, goods, and services despite ongoing investments in rail and water transportation. He therefore stressed the need for sustained public education, effective traffic management, and stronger collaboration among relevant agencies to improve road safety and reduce traffic violations. He affirmed that NOA is well-positioned to complement LASTMA's enforcement efforts through strategic public sensitisation campaigns that encourage responsible road use, compliance with traffic regulations, and positive behavioural change among motorists, commercial transport operators, and pedestrians.

The State Director also linked the Agency's advocacy to the National Values Charter (NVC) 7for7, noting that safer roads and responsible road usage reflect both the Nigerian Promise and the Citizen's Code. He explained that citizens have a responsibility to demonstrate Discipline, Duty of Care, Accountability, Tolerance and Respect, Environmental Awareness, Leadership, and Resilience by obeying traffic laws, respecting other road users, protecting public infrastructure, and contributing to safer communities. He added that government institutions also have a duty to provide safe, efficient, and accessible transportation systems that promote the well-being of all citizens.

Dr. Tukur commended LASTMA for its commitment to maintaining order on Lagos roads and emphasised the importance of innovation, technology, and inter-agency collaboration in improving service delivery. He expressed confidence that a stronger partnership between NOA and LASTMA would enhance public awareness, improve compliance with traffic regulations, and foster a safer road transport system across the state.

In his response, the General Manager of LASTMA, Mr. Olalekan Bakare-Oki, warmly welcomed the NOA delegation and commended the Agency for initiating the courtesy visit. He acknowledged NOA's strategic role in public enlightenment and behavioural change, describing the Agency as a critical partner in promoting traffic discipline and safer roads across Lagos State.

He observed that effective traffic management goes beyond enforcement and requires continuous public education to help motorists and other road users understand traffic regulations and adopt responsible road-use habits. He stressed that changing public attitudes and behaviour remains essential to reducing road crashes, traffic congestion, and traffic-related violations.

The General Manager further expressed LASTMA's readiness to deepen collaboration with NOA through joint public sensitisation campaigns, community engagement programmes, media advocacy, and other strategic interventions designed to promote road safety and encourage compliance with traffic regulations throughout Lagos State.

At the conclusion of the meeting, both agencies agreed to strengthen institutional collaboration through joint public enlightenment campaigns on road safety, coordinated community engagement programmes, information sharing, behavioural change communication initiatives, and the development of strategic advocacy programmes aimed at improving public compliance with traffic regulations.

Those in attendance from the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) included Mr. Olalekan Bakare-Oki, General Manager; Mr. Oshodi Jubril Adeyemi, Director of Logistics and Transport; and Mr. Giwa Mohammed O., Assistant Director (General Manager's Office).
The National Orientation Agency (NOA) delegation comprised Dr. Mustafa Adedeji Tukur, State Director; Mrs. Echioda Aderoju, Deputy Director, Accounts and Finance; Mrs. Ngozi Obi, Deputy Director, Abuse, Rights and Narcotics; Mr. Anjorin Taofik Ayinde, Personal Assistant to the State Director; Mr. Thompson Olowosile, Head of Audit Department; and Mrs. Omotola Ajao, PRS Department.

The courtesy visit further reinforced the cordial relationship between the National Orientation Agency and the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, with both organisations reaffirming their shared commitment to promoting responsible citizenship, advancing the ideals of the National Values Charter (NVC) 7for7, enhancing road safety, improving public awareness, and supporting the Lagos State Government's efforts to deliver efficient transportation services.

The meeting ended on a positive note, with both agencies expressing optimism that sustained collaboration would contribute significantly to safer roads, better traffic management, and increased public confidence in government institutions.

05/08/2026

NOA Takes National Values and Security Campaign to Wharf Road, Apapa

The National Orientation Agency (NOA), Apapa Local Government Area, continued its grassroots public enlightenment campaign with a sensitisation exercise at Wharf Road, Apapa, where residents, commuters and business operators were engaged on the National Values Charter, security consciousness and the dangers associated with drug abuse.

Speaking during the exercise, Mr. Kassim Olajide (COMO, Apapa LGA) explained that the National Values Charter was introduced to promote responsible citizenship and strengthen the relationship between government and the people. He urged participants to embrace values such as integrity, discipline, patriotism, tolerance and accountability, noting that these principles remain essential for peaceful coexistence and national development.

The participants were also encouraged to be more security conscious by paying attention to activities within their surroundings and promptly reporting suspicious movements to the appropriate authorities. They were reminded that the fight against insecurity requires the cooperation of every citizen and should not be left to security agencies alone.

On drug abuse, the participants were sensitised on its social, economic and health implications, particularly among young people. They were advised to avoid substance abuse, resist negative peer influence and support efforts aimed at creating drug-free communities through continuous awareness and responsible parenting.

The exercise attracted the attention of members of the public, many of whom commended the Agency for taking the sensitisation directly to the people. They pledged to uphold the values shared during the engagement, remain vigilant and contribute positively to the peace and development of their communities.

The sensitisation further reinforced the National Orientation Agency's commitment to deepening grassroots awareness on national values while encouraging citizens to become active partners in promoting security, social responsibility and national development.

NOA officers present were
Mr. Kassim Olajide (COMO, Apapa LGA) Salawudeen Saheed.

04/08/2026

NOA Sensitises Widows on Security Consciousness

The National Orientation Agency (NOA), Bariga Local Council Development Area (LCDA), organised a sensitisation programme for widows at the Multipurpose Hall, Council Secretariat, Bariga LCDA, to promote security consciousness and encourage greater community vigilance.

During the engagement, the participants were enlightened on the importance of being security conscious in their homes and communities. They were advised to remain vigilant, avoid sharing sensitive personal information with strangers and promptly report suspicious movements or activities to the appropriate security agencies.

The officers also encouraged the widows to strengthen neighbourhood cooperation by looking out for one another and supporting community efforts aimed at maintaining peace and security. They were reminded that security is a collective responsibility and that timely information can help prevent crime and protect lives and property.

The participants appreciated the sensitisation and expressed their commitment to applying the knowledge gained by remaining alert, promoting peaceful coexistence and encouraging members of their communities to support security initiatives.

The programme reaffirmed the National Orientation Agency's commitment to grassroots public enlightenment and community mobilisation towards building safer and more secure communities.

NOA officers present were
Mrs. Oduntan M.A. (COMO, Bariga LCDA) Mrs. Oke Olubukola O.

04/08/2026

NOA Engages CDC Members on National Values, Civic Responsibility and Government Policies

Community leaders under the Community Development Committee (CDC), Lagos Island Local Government (East), received officials of the National Orientation Agency (NOA) during a stakeholders' engagement aimed at strengthening citizens' participation in nation-building through value reorientation, voter education and increased awareness of government programmes.

Leading the discussion, Mr. Ojomu Olayemi (COMO, Lagos Island LGA) introduced participants to the National Values Charter (7 for 7), describing it as a social contract that outlines the responsibilities of government and the obligations of citizens towards achieving a peaceful, accountable and progressive society. He urged the CDC members to champion the ideals of integrity, patriotism, tolerance, discipline and accountability within their various communities.

The engagement also provided an avenue to update participants on relevant government programmes and the importance of ensuring that residents have access to accurate information on policies and initiatives that directly impact their welfare. They were encouraged to serve as reliable channels for disseminating verified information at the grassroots.

Participants were equally enlightened on voter education, with emphasis on the need for eligible Nigerians to register, update their registration details where necessary and safeguard their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs). They were reminded that active participation in the electoral process remains a vital civic responsibility capable of shaping good governance and national development.

The meeting featured productive discussions, as CDC members shared observations on issues affecting their communities and reaffirmed their commitment to working with the National Orientation Agency in promoting national values, peaceful coexistence and active citizenship.

The engagement underscored the Agency's continued collaboration with community leaders in advancing grassroots enlightenment and mobilising citizens towards sustainable national development.

NOA officers present were
Mr. Ojomu Olayemi (COMO, Lagos Island LGA)
Mr. Kaka Nurudeen Abiodun
Mr. Ogunbayo Saheed
Mrs. Mary Baba.

03/08/2026

NOA Enlightens Artisans and Community Members on Government Programmes, National Values and Flood Prevention

The National Orientation Agency (NOA), Lagos Island Local Government, engaged members of artisan associations and other community stakeholders in an enlightenment programme held at the Council Premises, Lagos Island, to promote awareness of government programmes, reinforce the National Values Charter and educate participants on practical measures for flood prevention.

Addressing the participants, Mr. Ojomu Olayemi (COMO, Lagos Island LGA) encouraged community members to take advantage of government initiatives designed to improve the welfare of citizens, stressing the need for continuous engagement with government programmes and policies. He noted that active public participation remains essential to achieving sustainable development at the grassroots.

The participants were also sensitised on the importance of the National Values Charter and the need to uphold values such as integrity, discipline, patriotism, tolerance, accountability and mutual respect. They were reminded that national development is a shared responsibility that requires every citizen to demonstrate positive attitudes and contribute meaningfully to society.

The session further focused on flood prevention, with participants advised to desist from indiscriminate dumping of refuse into drains and waterways. They were encouraged to maintain clean surroundings, support environmental sanitation initiatives and educate others on the importance of protecting the environment to reduce the risk of flooding.

The engagement provided an opportunity for participants to ask questions and share their concerns on issues affecting their communities. They appreciated the National Orientation Agency for the enlightenment and pledged to support government efforts by promoting positive values, environmental responsibility and active community participation.

The programme reaffirmed the Agency's commitment to deepening grassroots awareness on government policies, strengthening national values and mobilising citizens towards building cleaner, safer and more responsible communities.

NOA officers present were
Mr. Ojomu Olayemi (COMO, Lagos Island LGA)
Mr. Ogunbayo Saheed.

03/08/2026

NOA Sensitises Pupils on Environmental Responsibility and Respect for National Symbols

The National Orientation Agency (NOA), Ojo Local Government Area, sustained its school-based sensitisation campaign with an engagement at Anglican Nursery and Primary School 3, Oto Ijanikin, where pupils and teachers were enlightened on the importance of proper waste disposal in preventing flooding and the need to respect Nigeria's National Symbols.

Speaking during the programme, Mrs. Aiyedun Abidemi (COMO, Ojo LGA) urged the pupils to cultivate good environmental habits by disposing of refuse properly and discouraging practices that obstruct drainage channels. She explained that indiscriminate dumping of waste contributes significantly to flooding and environmental pollution, stressing that every individual has a role to play in keeping the community clean and safe.

The pupils were equally enlightened on the significance of the National Flag, National Anthem and National Pledge as enduring symbols of Nigeria's unity and sovereignty. They were encouraged to demonstrate patriotism by showing respect for the National Symbols and embracing values such as discipline, honesty, responsibility and love for the country.

The interactive session enabled the pupils to respond to questions on environmental sanitation and responsible citizenship while sharing practical ways they could contribute to a cleaner school and community. They expressed appreciation for the sensitisation and pledged to put the lessons into practice by maintaining clean surroundings and respecting the National Symbols at all times.

The programme further strengthened the Agency's commitment to promoting environmental consciousness, patriotism and positive values among school children through sustained grassroots sensitisation.

NOA officers present were Mrs. Aiyedun Abidemi (COMO, Ojo LGA) and Ndidi Okenwa.

01/08/2026

NOA Participates in CDC Meeting to Promote Security, Environmental Sanitation and Voter Education

The National Orientation Agency (NOA), Lagos Mainland Local Government Area, participated in the Community Development Committee (CDC) meeting held at the Lagos Mainland Local Government Hall, Ebute Metta, Yaba, as part of efforts to strengthen collaboration with community stakeholders on issues affecting grassroots development.

The meeting provided a platform for discussions on security, environmental sanitation and other community-related concerns. Participants deliberated on practical measures to improve security within their communities and encouraged residents to remain vigilant by reporting suspicious activities to the appropriate security agencies.

During the engagement, the NOA officers sensitised participants on the need for collective responsibility in sustaining peace and security, stressing that community leaders have critical roles to play in mobilising residents towards crime prevention and peaceful coexistence. They also encouraged participants to take advantage of the ongoing Continuous Voter Registration exercise by ensuring that eligible members of their communities register, update their records where necessary and collect their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs).

The meeting also emphasised the importance of environmental cleanliness, with participants urged to maintain proper sanitation practices and actively participate in the monthly environmental sanitation exercise as part of efforts to prevent flooding and promote healthier communities.

The sensitisation was well received by the participants, who expressed their readiness to partner with the National Orientation Agency in promoting security awareness, environmental responsibility and civic participation across their respective communities.

Among those present at the meeting were Alhaji Salako (CDA Chairman), Mr. Murina Nurudeen (Secretary), Mr. Ibrahim Azeez, Mr. Majekodunmi Tajudeen, Mr. Ebere Maduabuchi, Mr. Olusegun O. James, Asunramu Mulbat, Alhaji A.A. Lawal, Alhaja K.O. Hassan, Mr. Seyi Ogunyemi, Mr. Mutitala Nosiru, Mr. P.C. Okefor and other members of the Community Development Committee (CDC)

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