The National Orientation Agency, NOA, says it is planning a fresh campaign on a fundamental approach to value orientation and attitudinal change among Nigerians, especially youths.
This was made public by Emeka Egbugara, who represented the Director General of the agency, Lanre Issa-Onilu, at a Press briefing in Abakaliki, the Ebonyi State capital.
Egbugara pointed out that the Agency is committed to promoting democracy as the best model of government and promoting values that ensure peace, orderliness and proper moral conduct across the Nigerian society.
He highlighted some of the proposals made by the NOA which received the approval of the Federal Executive Council, seeking to entrench the value orientation processes.
He said a number of these proposals deal with age indoctrination, and providing the template for the evaluation of what it terms the ‘Real Nigeria Character’.
NOA Director in Ebonyi State, said Nigeria, a country with diverse ethnic groups, cultural and religious backgrounds, should place itself in the position where its citizens will benefit from this diversity.
Editor Oloyede Oworu
