Issa-Onilu who flagged-off the event on Thursday was represented by the Director of Public Enlightenment, Mrs Theresa Maduekwe.
Issa-Onilu listed the programmes to include the Nigerian Education loan fund, Social Safety Nets Expansion, Renewed Hope Infrastructure Fund, National Youth Investment Fund and the Industrial Training Fund.
He also said that the campaign would sensitise the public on flooding and disaster preparedness, national security awareness, national values reorientation and the national identity and national symbols sensitisation.
The NOA boss said that the agency would be engaging with the public in the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory to enable the public to speak their minds and get more clarity on policies of government.
He added that the agency has expanded its messaging platforms to meet the diverse messaging platforms to ensure that policies are effectively communicated to the diverse audience demography.
Also speaking, the Imo State Director of NOA, Mrs StellaMaris Damian-Igwe, urged the media to partner with the agency to ensure the message of the campaign is properly delivered to the masses in a prompt manner.
Mrs Damian-Igwe said that the campaign would continue through school visits, town hall meetings, roadshows and community-based sensitisation.
She equally stressed the agency’s commitment to carrying every Nigerian along in the process of nation-building, urging citizens to take ownership of the campaign for a stronger nation.(NAN)
