The National Orientation Agency
(NOA) has introduced new programmes that would engage Nigerians as
volunteers in transforming the nation.
The Director General of the agency, Micheal Omeri, made this known during an oversight visit by the House of Representatives committee on information and national orientation to his office in Abuja.
Omeri, acknowledging that the expectations of Nigerians from the agency was high, promised to strive hard to discharge his responsibilities appropriately towards achieving the aims and objectives of the agency.
In his remarks, the chairman of the house committee, Umaru Jibril, said the committee’s visit was to conduct the 2011 budget performance review and other matters, in fulfilment of its oversight function regarding ministries, departments and agencies under the Ministry of Information.
Micheal Omeri was, last Monday, appointed the new Director-General of NOA by President Goodluck Jonathan, replacing Idi Faruk who has held the position for a very long time.
The Director General of the agency, Micheal Omeri, made this known during an oversight visit by the House of Representatives committee on information and national orientation to his office in Abuja.
Omeri, acknowledging that the expectations of Nigerians from the agency was high, promised to strive hard to discharge his responsibilities appropriately towards achieving the aims and objectives of the agency.
In his remarks, the chairman of the house committee, Umaru Jibril, said the committee’s visit was to conduct the 2011 budget performance review and other matters, in fulfilment of its oversight function regarding ministries, departments and agencies under the Ministry of Information.
Micheal Omeri was, last Monday, appointed the new Director-General of NOA by President Goodluck Jonathan, replacing Idi Faruk who has held the position for a very long time.
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