Friday, July 3, 2026

National Orientation Agency

June 25, 2026

Kaduna govt advocates proper administration of praziquantel drug in bilharzia treatment

The Kaduna State Ministry of Health has urged stakeholders involved in administering Praziquantel, a deworming medicine that treats schistosomiasis, to ensure its effective use.

drug
June 16, 2026

Hijrah: NOA tasks Nigerians on unity, tolerance

“At this time, Nigeria needs more unity, compassion and resilience from all of us,” he said.

National Orientation Agency (NOA)
June 2, 2026

Alimosho LG chair cautions residents against fake security alerts

He described the trend as a threat to public safety and social harmony.

Johnson Akinpelu
May 22, 2026

NOA to partner FIDA on pro bono legal service in Kogi

NOA has pledged the agency’s readiness to collaborate with the International Federation of Women Lawyers on providing pro bono legal services.

May 5, 2026

NEMA engages stakeholders on disaster response

“Disaster management is everybody’s business, and all hands must be on deck,” he said.

NEMA
May 1, 2026

NEMA begins early flood preparations in Rivers, Bayelsa

Mr Ogunda said the initiative was driven by the need to review past disasters.

NEMA
April 13, 2026

FCTA engages traditional leaders on birth registration in Abuja

The initiative aims to ensure that children are issued birth certificates as a legal means of identification.

Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA)
March 11, 2026

Malnutrition: NOA engages Jigawa stakeholders on curbing diversion of RUTF

NOA has engaged stakeholders in Jigawa to curb the illegal diversion and sale of ready-to-use therapeutic food.

Kids eating in the North
February 27, 2026

FG urges strict adherence to NiMET’s predictions

The NOA director said NiMET’s predictions offered critical insights towards effective planning across key sectors.

NiMet
February 10, 2026

Electoral Act Amendment: Arewa group backs e-transmission of results

Arewa 100% Focus has called on the National Assembly to consider the interests of Nigerians and adopt the electronic transmission of results in the Electoral Act amendment.

Senate President, Godswill Akpabio [Photo: TopeBrown]