Igbo men have successfully replaced Agbada and suits with our traditional Igbo attires🔥🔥. The gospel we preach is reaching home. One hardly see Igbo men wearing agbada to Igbo occasions now unlike before. Embrace full Igbo culture.
There is an agency in Nigeria that recently received almost ₦98 billion in budgetary allocation through the Ministry of Information—the National Orientation Agency (NOA).
The primary responsibility of the @NOA_Nigeria is to communicate government policies, educate the public, promote national values, and foster unity among Nigerians.
With the 2027 general election approaching, this is exactly the time the agency should be carrying out nationwide voter education and civic sensitization. They should be on television, radio, social media, billboards, and in communities, helping Nigerians understand the electoral process and restoring public confidence in our democracy.
Many of us grew up watching programmes like Baba Alajo, Binta and Friends, and other television dramas. During commercial breaks, the National Orientation Agency regularly aired messages that promoted patriotism, good citizenship, and national values. Those messages helped shape the minds of many Nigerians.
Today, however, the agency seems largely absent from public discourse despite receiving significant public funding.
This is a call to the Director-General @LanreIssaOnilu of the National Orientation Agency: Nigerians deserve to see the impact of the resources allocated to your agency. This is the time to educate, orient, and mobilize citizens—not to remain silent.
If the agency fails to carry out its mandate, Nigerians have every right to ask questions and demand accountability.