Communication

NOA Picks Ogun as South West Zonal Directorate Headquarters

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By Omolara Adasofunjo

The National Orientation Agency, NOA, says the creation of Zonal Directorates across the six geo-political zones of the country will deepen its outreach and enhance strategic communication of the government’s programmes and activities to the people. 

The Zonal Director, South West Zone of the Agency, Mrs Olufunke Salako, who announced this to journalists in Abeokuta, said the move would further promote national values and foster development at the grassroots level.

Mrs Salako said Ogun State had been selected as the Headquarters for the South West Zonal Directorate and the State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun had approved an office for the zone at the South West Resource Centre, Oke Mosan, Abeokuta.

She applauded the Director-General of the NOA, Mallam Lanre Issa – Onilu for promoting innovative policies and programmes to enhance the Agency’s service delivery to the people, noting that the new zonal office in Abeokuta would partner with the relevant stakeholders and explore new collaborations for effective performance. 

The NOA Zonal Director also solicited the support of media organisations towards meeting the agency’s objectives of strategically communicating the activities of the federal, state and local governments to the people across the south west region.

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NOA Seeks Partnership with Radio Nigeria

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By Adebola Ajayi

Take advantage of the Nation’s cultural and ethnic diversity for its overall development, rather than allow it to divide them.

This was the submission of the Ogun State Director, National Orientation Agency, NOA, Mrs Olufunke Salako while she led the management team of the Agency on a familiarization visit to Radio Nigeria Paramount FM, Abeokuta.

Mrs Salako who noted that, National unity was non-negotiable, stressed the need for people to embrace patriotism, tolerance and hardwork, as part of effort to support the government in Nation building.

The NOA State Director maintained that National development required collective effort, and solicited the collaboration of Radio Nigeria Paramount FM Abeokuta, on the Agency’s sensitization and orientation programmes on National issues for the people of Ogun State.

Responding, the General Manager, Paramount FM, Mr Akinyinka Akintola pointed out that, the Station was committed to disseminating informative, educative and entertaining programmes, despite many constraints facing it.

Mr Akintola who expressed the readiness of the Station to partner the NOA in the sensitization of the people on government policies and programmes, gave the assurance that Radio Nigeria would continue to liaise with relevant stakeholders in the quest to uplift the people and unite the Nation.