The National Orientation Agency (NOA) has initiated a nationwide sensitisation campaign focusing on HIV/AIDS, security awareness, the get-rich-quick syndrome, human rights, and tax reforms. The campaign aims to promote awareness and foster ethical values and national development.
Lanre Issa-Onilu, director-general of the National Orientation Agency , says the agency has commenced a nationwide sensitisation campaign on HIV/AIDS , security consciousness, get-rich-quick syndrome , human rights , and tax reforms .
He noted that there is a need for the sensitisation campaign of the five critical issues as they are central to the nation’s well-being, unity, and development. He added that the government had intensified efforts in providing free and accessible HIV testing and counseling services nationwide. “Government alone cannot win this fight against HIV/AIDS; citizens must take advantage of the services provided by government and other entities, practice responsible health behaviours, and support those living with HIV/AIDS,” he said.“Citizens have a big role to play in halting the spread of HIV/AIDS. We shall be carrying these messages across the length and breadth of Nigeria through our diverse messaging platforms.
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