| S/N | PROGRAMMES | GOALS | OBJECTIVES | STRATEGIES/ACTIVITIES | MEANS OF VERIFICATION | INDICATORS/LINE OF ENQUIRY | FREQUENCY | TARGET AUDIENCE | TEMPLATE |
| 1 | NATIONWIDE ATTITUDINAL RE-ORIENTATION PROGRAMME FOR STUDENTS IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS – CAMPUS FOCUS | Consciousness of students in the Tertiary Institutions and Secondary schools reawakened on the need to embrace our core values Sustainable synergy between NOA and Tertiary Institutions and Secondary schools created for value reorientation Peaceful coexistence among students in their respective institutions promoted Rising trend of social vices in our Tertiary Institutions and Secondary Schools curtailed | To reawaken the consciousness of students and personnel of tertiary institutions on the need to embrace our national core values To create sustainable synergy between the NOA and the tertiary institutions for value re-orientation To promote Peaceful coexistence among students in their respective University communities. This will engender the restoration of a stable academic calendar in the educational system in Nigeria. To curtail the rising trend of social vices in tertiary institutions | Advocacy Seminars/CampaignsSBC materialsSchool outreaches Social Media campaignsPanel DiscussionInteractive sessionDrama skit on social vices that are predominant in Tertiary Institutions and ways of curbing them by inculcating positive valuesSchool visitsFilm shows | ReportsAttendancePictures Number of people reached/views/likes/followers | Proportion of students in tertiary institutions that are aware of the national core values Number of Advocacy visits conducted Number of sensitization (seminars, workshops, campaigns and schools’ outreaches) conducted Number of tertiary institutions reached with SBC Material | Quarterly 4 times in a year | School Managements, Students (Personnel of institutions) Royal fathers, religious leaders People living with Disability Any other key stakeholders | Questionnaire for data collection |
| 2 | IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL ETHICS AND INTEGRITY POLICY. ESTABLISHMENTS OF INTEGRITY CLUBS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS | -Up-scaling compliance with national ethics and the observance of Integrity in our dealings. | To instil in school pupils the National Values and ethics To enlist the students in the anti-corruption Vanguard | AdvocacySeminarsSchool outreaches | Checklist | Number of integrity club existing/establish in secondary schools Number of Students in the clubs Number of activities carried out quarterly | Quarterly 4 times in a year | School managements, Students, | Questionnaire for data collection |
| 3 | CAMPAIGN AGAINST OPEN DEFECATIONS | To sensitize community against open defecation. To reduce open defecation by 70% within 5 years | Advocacy visit, Town Hall Meetings andDoor to door Campaigns | Reports,Pictures,Attendance, | People practicing open defecation (%) of population) % of Community, House hold /schools with latrines properly maintained and cleaned. Number of People counseled on open defecation. Number of advocacy visits conducted on open defecation Number of community Dialogues conducted Proportion of Community reached with SBC Material. | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Community and school pupils Religious/Traditional, community and opinion leaders | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 4 | NATIONAL SECURITY CONSCIOUSNESS A) ENLIGHTENMENT WORKSHOP ON IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICES (IED) B) SECURITY SENSITIZATION AND RE-ORIENTATION PROGRAMME AGAINST POLITICAL THUGGERY, KIDNAPPING AND DRUG ADDICTION | To create awareness on the need for Nigerians to be security conscious | To protect the vulnerable group (women and children) To educate citizens on the diverse means devices explode, patterns of injury and the effects of explosion on human and prosperity. To call on Nigerians to avoid strange objects as well as to be vigilant in order to save lives and prosperity. To educate Nigerians on the consequences of drug abuse and political thuggery. To reduce the incidence of violent extremism and radicalism. To reduce the incidence of kidnapping | Sensitization Media Campaign (Traditional (radio jingles/TV shows/Newspapers) & Social media (Facebook/Instagram/Twitter) Advocacy Seminars Local and social media | Community registerTracking of Media activities Pictures,Attendance, Pictures | Number of underage children molested % of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) cases in communities seen (Male & Female) % of women & girls who had FGM i. Incidences of school drop recorded and psychiatric cases as a result of drug addiction ii. Number of Sensitization Campaigns conducted | Quarterly 4 times in a year | General publicCommunity LeadersReligious leaderYouths Youth Groups, National Union of Road Transport Workers, Students | Questionnaire for data collection |
| 5 | BUILDING A PEOPLE OF PEACE (INTER-FAITH PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE) | Objective 1: Promote inter-faith understanding and respect for freedom of religion | Town Hall MeetingCommunity Engagement | Attendance ListReport of MeetingSurvey | Number of FBOs identifiedNumber of meetings/engagements held with the FBO% Representation of FBOs at Town hall meetingNumber of community leaders identifiedNumber of advocacy visit conducted% of community leaders reporting on peaceful coexistence % of community leaders that speak positively in support of peaceful coexistence Number of sensitization meeting conductedNumber of participants at sensitization meeting% Decrease in religious conflict | Monthly 12 times in a year | Faith Based Organization memberPlace of worship | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 6 | PROMOTING PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE BETWEEN FARMERS/HERDERS AND COMMUNITIES | Reduce/eliminate issues of herdsmen-farmers clashes | Town Hall MeetingCommunity Engagement | SurveyReportsAttendance list | Number of Farmers/Herders Association identifiedNumber of Advocacy visits conducted on these association% in reduction of communal clashes | FarmersUnionHerders AssociationTraditional leadersReligious leadersPublic office holders | Questionnaire for data collection | ||
| 7 | NATIONWIDE SENSITIZATION ON THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA) | Increased utilization of the FOIA by the citizenry Greater Transparency in governance | To encourage access to information that matters to the people To raise public consciousness on the rights under the Act To spur citizens’ activation on the provisions of the Act by demanding accountability I public business To awaken public institutions to their duties and obligations under the Act To promote open government and citizens’ participation | Town Hall MeetingCommunity EngagementKey Life Events Door to Door MeetingSocial Media Public foraWorkshops/seminarsMedia campaignIEC Materials | SurveyViews on social media | Number of Press conference conductedNumber of MDAs sensitize Proportion of CSOs sensitizeNumber of Social and Behavioural changes materials produced and disseminated.Number of jingles airedNumber of advocacy visits to MDAs (state)Number of Town Hall meeting in StatesNumber of Key live events: Marriages, naming ceremonies, Birthdays, Festivals, carnivals and others identified Number of sensitizations carried at key live events: Marriages, naming ceremonies, Birthdays, Festivals, carnivals and others identifiedProportion of Houses visited by officers from NOANumber of views and likes on awareness creation on FOIA posts Proportion of people requesting for information from govt. organizations | Quarterly 4 times in a year | All NigeriansCSOsMDAsCommunity and opinion leadersMedia practitioners | |
| 8 | COMMUNICATING GOVERNMENT POLICIES, PROGRAMMES AND ACTIVITIES TO THE PEOPLE | To Mobilize Citizens to Support Government Policies, Programmes and Activities Higher levels of appreciation of government policies Citizens with enhanced Consciousness of their role in achieving a great nation | To improve citizens understanding and engagement with government policies, programmes and activities Engendering citizens’ inclusion in the policies, programmes and activities of government | Town Hall meetingCommunity Engagement Key Life Events Door to Door Meeting Nationwide sensitization Campaign Production and distribution of IEC materials Advocacy visits | Reports,Attendance, Pictures | Number of Press conference conductedNumber of MDAs sensitized Proportion of CSOs sensitizeNumber of Social and Behavioral changes materials produced and disseminated.Number of jingles airedNumber of advocacy visits to MDAs (state)Number of Town Hall meetingsNumber of Key live event (Marriages, naming ceremonies, Birthdays, Festivals, carnivals and others) identifiedNumber of sensitizations carried at key live events (Marriages, naming ceremonies, Birthdays, Festivals, carnivals and others) | Monthly 12 times in a year | Community and studentsReligious LeadersTraditional Leaders Ccommunity leaders State OfficialsLocal Government Chairmen and CouncillorsYouth groupsWomen groupsLabour unionCooperative societiesAll Nigerians | Questionnaire for data collection |
| 9 | VOTER EDUCATION SENSITIZATION: FOCUS ON: VOTE BUYING & SELLING, INDUCEMENT, VOIDED VOTES, ELECTORAL VIOLENCE, IRREGULARITIES AND MOBILIZATION FOR CITIZEN TO COME OUT AND EXCERCISE THEIR CIVIC DUTY | To evolve a politically aware electorate, capable of positively participating in and contributing to the nation’s political process. Violence free elections achieved in Nigeria | To improve citizens knowledge and engagement with the electoral and governance process To adequately mobilize the electorate for participation in the general and other elections across the nation, where elections are billed to hold To sensitize political parties on the need to respect the Electoral laws as spelt out in the Electoral Act. To educate and encourage active participation of eligible voters in the democratic process To encourage women participation in the electoral process To encourage peaceful resolution of election disputes To reduce the number of voided votes To reduce incidences of under-aged voting To discourage electoral violence, promote credible and peaceful election. | • Town Hall Meetings • Advocacy visits • Stakeholders meetings • Media engagements • SBCC materials • Rallies • Road shows Interactive forum with stakeholders at local government and state level Production and distribution of IEC materials Advocacy visits to Political Party’s offices at the National, State, Local government and Ward levels Voter education | Reports Survey | Number of persons participating in the electionNumber of sensitizations conductedNumber of communities reached during sensitizationPercentage increase in the number of voters during the elections.Percentage reduction of voided votes’ | Yearly 1 time a year | Traditional LeadersReligious leadersMarket Associations Political Parties Youth organisations Trade organisations CSO Traditional leaders Faith Based Organisations (FBOs) People Living with Disabilities (PLWD) Media General Public | Questionnaire for data collection |
| 10 | SENSITIZATION ON COVID-19 | To mobilize citizens, support on preventive protocols | To continuously sensitize Nigerians on COVID-19 To deepen public understanding through sustained sensitization campaign on the need for citizens to adhere strictly to the preventive protocols | • Rallies • Advocacy • Town Hall Meeting • Media campaign • One-on-one campaign | Daily update from NCDC, personal observation & and the media | Number of COVID-19 new casesNumber of people that adhere to COVID-19 protocolsNumber of People that received the COVID 19 Vaccine | Quarterly 4 times in a year | General public | Questionnaire for data collection |
| 11 | SENSITIZATION ON ROUTINE IMMUNIZATION (MATERNAL AND CHILD CARE) | To sensitize the populace on the importance of routine immunization | Advocacy • Interface dialogue • SBCC materials • Campaigns | Reports from: FMOH NPCNPHCDAUNICEF WHO | Number of children that were immunized before their first birthday Number of pregnant women that attends antenatal care Number of women that received tetanus toxoid (tt) and other services during antenatal services Number of children, age 12-23 months that have received all the basic vaccination. | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Nursing MothersParentsTraditional LeadersSchools | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 12 | PROMOTING RESPECT FOR NATIONAL SYMBOLS WHICH ARE NATIONAL FLAG, NATIONAL ANTHEM, NIGERIA CURRENCY, INTERNATIONAL PASSPORT, NATIONAL IDENTITY CARD, THE COAT OF ARMS, ETC. | To promote respect for national symbols | • Advocacy • Town Hall Meeting • Media campaign • Rallies/road show • IEC materials | Media reportsObservation of attitudinal change | Number of stakeholders Engaged Number of schools reached Number of students reached | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Community and school pupils Religious/Traditional, community leaders | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 13 | CHANGE BEGINS WITH ME: NATIONWIDE ADVOCACY FOR SUFFICIENCY AND CONSUMPTION OF LOCAL AGRICULTURAL PROODUCE | To encourage consumption of Local agricultural produce | Advocacy • Town Hall Meeting • Media campaign • Rallies/road show | PicturesSurveyReports | Number of Radio, TV stations reachedNumber of Media programmes heldNumber of community/Town hall meeting held% of people using Local Agricultural produceObservation of Attitudinal change | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Traditional LeadersCommunity Based OrganizationFarmersHerders | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 14 | SENSITIZATION CAMPAIGN TO PROMOTE POSITIVE SOCIO-CULTURAL PRACTICES IN NIGERIA | Encouragement of positive socio-cultural practice in Nigeria | Advocacy • Town Hall Meeting • Media campaign • Rallies/road show | PicturesReportsSurveyAttendance | Number of programmes held% of people reached in the communityNumber of sensitizations carried at key live events (Marriages, naming ceremonies, Birthdays, Festivals, carnivals and others) | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Questionnaire for data collection | ||
| 15 | SENSITIZATION CAMPAIGN ON NATURAL DISABILITIES (PROHIBITION) ACT 2018 | To sensitize the populace on natural disabilities (Prohibition) ACT 2018 | Town Hall meetingCommunityEngagementKey Life Events | SurveyPicturesAttendance list | Proportion of people that are aware of the billNumber of Town hall meeting heldNumber of sensitizations carried at key live events (Marriages, naming ceremonies, Birthdays, Festivals, carnivals and others) | Quarterly 4 times in a year | SchoolsCommunityReligious leaders | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 16 | CHANGE BEGINS WITH ME: PATRONIZE MADE IN NIGERIA PRODUCTS AND SERVICES | To mobilize Nigerians to patronize made in Nigeria products | To encourage patronage of made in Nigeria products and services | Community engagementDoor to Door Campaign | PicturesAttendanceReports | Number of Radio/TV stations usedNumber Town Hall meetings heldNumber of likes/followers on Social Media | Quarterly 4 times in a year | SchoolsMarket associationsCommunity | Questionnaire for data collection |
| 17 | SENSITIZATION CAMPAIGN AGAINST DRUG ABUSE AND RELATED MATTERS | To have a society free of Substance abuse | Jiggles on Radio/TV stationsCommunity EngagementKey Life EngagementSchool Visitation | PicturesAttendanceReports | % of youths sensitized Number of Traditional leaders reachedProportion of Community Based Organization ReachedNumber of Faith Based Organization ReachedNumber of Radio/TV station airing the campaignNumber of schools reachedNumber of Town Hall meeting heldNumber of community sensitization programmes organized | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Youth OrganizationWorship centersSchoolsMarketsTraditional LeadersPublic office holders | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 18 | CHANGE BEGINS WITH ME: CAMPAIGN ON CONSERVATION AND PROTECTION OF PUBLIC ASSETS AND CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE | To make citizens know that conservation and protection of public Assets and infrastructure are their responsibilities. | Community engagementKey Life eventDoor to Door Campaign | Attendance ReportsPicturesSurvey | Number of Radio/TV stations usedNumber Town Hall meetings heldNumber of likes/followers on Social Media | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Public servantsYouths AssociationsTraditional Leaders | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 19 | TOWN HALL MEETINGS | – To bridge the communication gap between the government and the citizenry. | To educate the citizens on respective government policies | Town Hall meeting | PicturesReportsSurvey | Number of meeting heldNumber of community unions/associations in attendance% of people that are aware of government new policies and development | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Traditional rulerReligious leadersCommunity Association leadersHead of Schools | Questionnaire for data collection |
| -To provide overview of what each Ministry has done and assure Nigerians on the reasons they must keep hope alive | PicturesReportsSurvey | Number of completed projects by each Ministry% of people that have hope in government developmental policies.Number of CBOs and FBOs reached% of FBOs that are willing to tell their members about government developmental projects and they should keep their hope alive.% of CBOs that are willing to tell their members about government developmental projects and they should keep their hope alive. | |||||||
| 20 | SENSITIZATION ON LASSA FEVER | To reduce the number of infections among the citizens | Community engagementKey Life eventDoor to Door Campaign | ReportsPicturesPicturesSurvey | % of people that are aware of LASSA FEVER before sensitization% of people that are not aware of LASSA FEVER% of recorded cases% of recorded cases after sensitization | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Market AssociationsSchoolsCommunityWorship centersYouths LeadersCommunity Leaders forums | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 21 | SENSITIZATION ON PREVENTION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES DURING THE HARMATTAN | To educate the citizens on preventive measures of infectious diseases during harmattan | Community engagementKey Life eventDoor to Door Campaign | SurveyPicturesAttendance listReports | Number of sensitizations carried at key live events (Marriages, naming ceremonies, Birthdays, Festivals, carnivals and others)% of people are aware of infectious diseases during the Harmattan.Number of Traditional leaders reachedNumber of town hall meeting with Market Association leaders/Youth leaders | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Traditional rulerReligious leadersCommunity Association leadersHead of Schools | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 22 | SENSITIZATION ON THE OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA AND PROPER HANDWASHING CAMPAIGN | To promote regular water and sanitation hygiene in our communities To educate people on how cholera is being transmitted | Community engagementKey Life eventsDoor to Door Campaign | ReportsSurveyPictures | Number of people that are aware of Cholera outbreak% of people the Cholera sensitization reachedNumber of Town Hall meeting heldNumber of WASH (Water Sanitation and Hygiene) programmes held in the communityProportion of people that are aware that frequent washing of hand reduces cholera infection. | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Traditional rulerReligious leadersCommunity Association leadersHead of SchoolsMarket associations | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 23 | SENSITIZATION CAMPAIGN ON RISK COMMUNICATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ON COVID 19 | -To mobilize citizens support on preventive protocols | To raise citizens’ consciousness on the need to observe the preventive protocols, so as to stem the tide of community spread of Corona Virus in most hit LGAs To deepen public understanding through sustained sensitization campaign on the need for citizens to adhere strictly to the preventive protocols | Advocacy Motorized campaign Airing of Jingles in Electronic and Print mediaJingles and other COVID messages in Social Media Posters and Handbills with relevant messages on COVID 19 | Community Register | Number of People that adhere strictly to COVID 19 protocolNumber of new cases recordedNumber of People that received the COVID 19 Vaccine | Questionnaire for data collection |
| 24 | SENSITIZATION OF YOUNG INTERNET USERS ON SAFER USE OF THE INTERNET | To promote safer use of the internet among young persons | Town Hall MeetingStreet Campaign/RalliesVisitation of schools | SurveyAttendance listPicturesReportsVideos | % of young people using the internetNumber of young people that are aware of the safer use of the internet. Proportion of schools reached during sensitizationNumber of street rallies on safer use of the Internet | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Questionnaire for data collection | ||
| 25 | FORUM ON FAKE NEWS AND DISINFORMATION | To discourage spread of fake news without verification among citizens | Town Hall MeetingStreet Campaign/Rallies | Checklist | Number of Town hall meetingWays were misinformation spread% of people that can identify fake news/disinformation% of people that unverified information before spreading.% of association/organization, CSOs reached. | Quarterly 4 times in a year | |||
| 26 | NATIONAL SENSITIZATION CAMPAIGN AGAINST RAPE AND VIOLENCE ON VULNERABLE GROUP | To protect the vulnerable group (Women and Children) | Sensitization Campaign Community Engagement Media Campaign | Community Register Tracking of Media activities | Number of Underage children raped% of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) cases in communities seen (Male & Female)% of women & girls who had FGM | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Questionnaire for data collection | ||
| 27 | PROMOTING THE TENETS OF SOCIAL JUSTICE AND THE RULE OF LAW | To promote Social Justice and Rule of Law in Nigeria through the Alternative Dispute Resolution | To Synergize the efforts and mandates of the various legal aids and law enforcement agencies for effective pursuit of social justice objectives | Workshop for Social Justice Officers in 37 directorates and 774 local government formations of NOA | Community Register Report | Number of trained personnel to handle ADR, Mediation and other Conflict Management assignment Number of People aware of the ADR | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 28 | CHANGE BEGINS WITH ME: NATIONAWIDE ATTITUDINAL RE-ORIENTATION CAMPAIGN ON SECURE THE HOME | More cohesive and united family units.Reduction divorce cases, suicide and substance abuse.Peace in the nation with significant reduction in social vices. | To reawaken the consciousness of Nigerians to the importance of the family in nation building.To enlighten/sensitize parents on their roles and responsibilities to their children and society at largeTo sensitize the youth on their roles and responsibilities to their children and society at large. | Nationwide sensitization campaign to be stepped down to states, schools, market places, parks and places of worship. | ReportSurveyCommunity RegisterPicturesVideos | Number of markets visitedNumber of schools reachedNumber of parks reachedProportion of Mosques and churches reached% of Students reached% of Market Associations/Union Reached | Questionnaire for data collection | ||
| 29 | HEALTH RE-ORIENATION SENSITIZATION CAMPAIGN TO ENCOURAGE HYGIENE IN THE FACE OF VARIOUS EPIDEMICS | Increase in the number of Nigerians that practice good hygiene.Reduction in the spread of communicable diseases. | To educate Nigerians on the need to practice proper hygieneTo educate Nigerians on how to reduce the spread of communicable diseases.To sensitize Nigerians on the preventive measures against communicable and non-communicable diseases. | Radio jinglesRalliesIEC materialsTV advertisements Town Hall Meetings Use of outdoor broadcast vans Social media engagementsSchool outreaches | Community Register Pictures Attendance list | Number of Radio/TV stations used for the campaignNumber of people attended the town hall meetingNumber of likes and views of the programme on social mediaNumber of schools reached% of students and staff reached | Quarterly 4 times in a year | All Nigerians | Questionnaire for data collection |
| 30 | NATIONAL SENSITIZATION CAMPAIGN ON GENDER MAINSTREAMING FOR DEVELOPMENT | More women are empowered with the knowledge and skills to enable them contribute their quota to National development | To increase awareness and raise the consciousness of Nigerians towards gender equality and equity in all spheres of life.To mobilize, enlighten and empower women with the knowledge, skills and funds to enable them contribute their quota to national development. | AdvocacyMedia campaignsStakeholders for aProduction of IEC materialsCommunity based activities | Checklist Pictures | % of youths sensitized Number of Traditional leaders reachedProportion of Community Based Organization ReachedNumber of Faith Based Organization ReachedNumber of Radio/TV station airing the campaignNumber of schools reachedNumber of Town Hall meeting held | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Women Girl childFaith-based Organisations (FBOs)Community-based Organisations (CBOs)Traditional RulersCivil Society Organisations (CSOs) | Questionnaire for data collection |
| 31 | CHANGE BEGINS WITH ME: PATRONIZE MADE IN NIGERIA PRODUCTS AND SERVICES | Nigerians to patronize made in Nigeria GoodsReduction in the rate of unemployment in the country Moribund Industries revivedThe country GDP increased | To sensitize Nigerians to patronize and use made in Nigeria products.To educate Nigerians on the implications of preference for foreign goods on the national economy.To encourage Nigerian producer to take pride in their own productsTo encourage Nigerian industries to be competitive by producing high quality goods. | Stakeholders meetingsTown Hall meetingsMedia campaignDistribution of IEC materialsDeployment of outdoor broadcasting vansSocial media campaignCommunity Dialogue sections | Survey Attendance list Pictures Reports Videos | Number of Radio/TV stations usedNumber Town Hall meetings heldNumber of likes/followers on Social Media% of people that are ready to patronize made in Nigeria products and services.% of Citizens reached. | Quarterly 4 times in a year | All NigeriansCommunity-based Organisations (CBOs) (CSOs)Faith-based Organisations (FBOs)Professional bodies (MAN, NUT, NUJ, NACCIA, etc.)StudentsAgro-Allied/manufacturing industries | |
| 32 | NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON RECYCLING AS TOOL FOR JOB CREATION | Reduction in number of unemployed individual.Will create a cleaner and sustainable environment. | To educate the youth on the gains of recyclingTo create an interactive platform between the unemployed and practitioners.To reduce the number of unemployed individuals. | Capacity building workshop | Attendance listReportsVideosPictures | Number of workshops heldNumber of youth organization reachedDecrease in the rate of unemployment in the society | Questionnaire for data collection | ||
| 33 | SENSITIZATION CAMPAIGN AGAINST DRUG ABUSE AND RELATED MATTERS | Nigerians educated, sensitized and mobilized on the consequences of drug abuse and related issues.Nigerians educated on the harmful effects and legal consequences of the sale and usage of illicit drugs and substances.Stronger synergy among all relevant stakeholders. | To educate, sensitize and mobilize Nigerians to shun drug abuse.To expose Nigerians to the harmful effects of the misuse and abuse of drugs. | Zonal level Town Hall meetingsLocal Government based activitiesMedia campaignUse of theatre for development | Community RegisterPicturesSurveyReports | % of youths sensitized Number of Traditional leaders reachedProportion of Community Based Organization ReachedNumber of Faith Based Organization ReachedNumber of Radio/TV station airing the campaignNumber of schools reachedNumber of Town Hall meeting held | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 34 | DO THE RIGHT THING: PATRIOTISM AND ETHICS FIRST | Change in attitude of citizensImproved conduct of citizensChange in attitude of Civil Servants and politicians | To inculcate good work ethics in the citizenryTo re-orientate Nigerians to do things the right wayTo regain our lost values | Roundtable sessions on the use of modules (character, vision, courage and influence) | Checklist | Number of citizens reachedRecorded evidence of doing the right thingNumber of Youths association reachedNumber of students reachedNumber of CBOs reachedProportion of Social Media Influencers reached | Quarterly 4 times | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 35 | WORKSOP ON THE ROLE OF THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY IN VALUE RE-ORIENTTION FOR THE YOUTH | Reduction in social vicesMore produced movies and music geared towards promoting our valuesIncreased patriotism amongst the youth | To curtail the rise in social vices among the youth.To positively promote our core values through movies, music and comedy.To reawaken the consciousness of the Nigerian youth to be more patriotic and imbibe the virtue of hard work. | WorkshopsMedia campaignSocial media platforms. | Pictures Videos Reports | Number of artists reached% of Youth organization reachedNumber of Workshops heldNumber of likes on social media | 2 times | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 36 | SENSITIZATION CAMPAIGN TO PROMOTE POSITIVE SOCIO-CULTURAL PRACTICES IN NIGERIA | Nigerians shun harmful socio-cultural practices.Nigerians develop greater for human dignity, life and rights.Communities imbibe positive values. | Sensitize Nigerians to shun socio-cultural practices that hamper developmentTo enlighten community members on the inalienable right of human life.To sensitize Nigerians to report harmful socio-cultural practices | Attendance listPicturesReports | % of youths sensitized Number of Traditional leaders reachedProportion of Community Based Organization ReachedNumber of Faith Based Organization ReachedNumber of Radio/TV station airing the campaignNumber of schools reachedNumber of Town Hall meeting held | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Questionnaire for data collection | ||
| 37 | TRAINING OF OFFICERS ON THE MECHANISM OF ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND SETTING UP OF SOCIAL JUSTICE CENTRES IN ALL 774 LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS | Increase in number of cases settled out of court.Reduction in the number of cases presented to the police.Speedy access to justice. | To substantially reduce the number of litigations in the court.To help speed up litigation process.To aid the financially disadvantaged gain access to justice.To reduce the amount of complaints presented to the police.To promote the rule of law and sound democratic system. | Training/capacity building workshop for Social Justice Officers.Establishment of Social Justice Centers.Advocacy visits to community leaders, market association, town union, etc., to inform them of the existence and importance of these centers. | Community registerTracking of Media activities Reports Pictures,Attendance, | Number of social justice centres createdNumber of officers trainedNumber of workshops held Number of people that have access to justiceProportion of cases registered% of cases presented to the police | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 38 | LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSEMBLY | To better enlighten Citizens at the rural level.Higher levels of appreciation of the anti-corruption policies of government.Citizens with enhanced security consciousness. | To use local government assembly Platform to sensitize and mobilize citizens against corruption and its ills.To situate corruption as the number one enemy of progress, putting out narrative that cast corruption as crime against humility.To sensitize on whistle blowing.To track and monitor budget.To engender citizen’s inclusion in the fight against corruption. | A Local Government Assembly awareness sensitization session will be held in each of the 774 local governments across the country at different intervals. | SurveyAttendance listPicturesReportsVideos | Number of traditional rulers/religious leaders reachedNumber of Citizens reached% of Youth organizations reachedProportion of women groups reached% of market men and women associations. | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Local Government Chairmen and CouncilorsThe Local Government BureaucracyTraditional rulersYouth groupsReligious leadersWomen groupsCooperative societiesMarket man and women AssociationsLabourCSOsOpinion leadersMotor cycles riders Association Security Agencies | Questionnaire for data collection |
| 39 | MY CONSTITUENCY, MY PROJECT | 100% delivery of constituency projects.Community members take ownership of constituency projects.Enhanced community infrastructural development. | To encourage local communities to take ownership of constituency projectsTo train community members on how to track funds released for constituency projects.To increase infrastructural development in communitiesTo ensure that no community is left behind. | Advocacy visits to State Governors, Traditional rulers and opinion moulders.Stakeholders engagement mediaMedia appearances by NOA Management Staff and the concerned the National Assembly Member (s)Continuous monitoring of the project by state Directors and COMOs.Production and distribution of IEC materials. | Survey | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Women groupsYouth associationsTraditional rulersLocal community leaders. | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 40 | PUBLIC ENLIGHTENMENT CAMPAIGN ON THE PROVISION OF THE FINANCE LAW | Public enlightenment on the provisions of the Finance LawCitizen buy-in elicited.Citizen’s support mobilized for the implementation of the Law. | Enlightening the public on the provisions of the finance Law.To mobilize citizen’s support for the implementation of the Law. | Press ConferenceState Level ActivitiesZonal Level Town Hall MeetingsRoad ShowsMedia Campaigns | Attendance listSurveyPicturesReportsVideos | Number of Traditional rulers reachedNumber of Religious rulers reachedProportions of Community Unions, Associations reachedNumber of press conference heldNumber of media campaign held | All Nigerians | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 41 | SENSITIZATION CAMPAIGN ON OPEN GOVERNMET PARTNERSHIP | Synergy between Anti-corruption Agencies in fighting corruption.Public Servants sensitized on the effect and consequences of corruption.Transparency and accountability in Public Service improved citizen’s participation and responsiveness to citizens through technology and innovation encouraged.Trust of citizens in government renewedPublic service improved. | Focus on improving transparency and accountability.Encourage citizen participation and responsiveness to scitizens through technology and innovation by the government.Renew trust of citizens in government.Improve public servicesTo open government to public scrutiny. | Media campaignStakeholders foraSeminarWorkshopKey Note paperProduction of IEC materials | Attendance list Pictures Reports Videos | Number of seminars held% of Public/Civil servant reachedProportion of citizens reachedNumber of citizens that trust and agree with government policy | Public ServantsAccount General of the Federation Anti-corruption Agencies e.g. EFCC, ICPCFor General and FederationCSOs | Questionnaire for data collection | |
| 42 | BUILDING A PEOPLE OF PEACE | Harmonious and peaceful communities with fewer occurrences of violent clashes.Minimized tendencies towards self-help in seeking revenge for wrongs done during the period of violent clashes.Economic development of communities. | To diminish and avert the possibility of new internal crisis among community members.Increase awareness on the need for peace as a prerequisite for sustainable meaningful development.Enlist the buy-in and support of Religious leaders, Government,Traditional rulers and opinion moulders for the peace building, reconciliation and forgiveness. | Peace advocacy visits to State Governors, Traditional rulers, opinion moulders, representatives of farmers and of herders, etc.Stakeholder’s dialogue on peace.Presentations by Religious leaders, Traditional rulers, Opinion moulders, Government officials, etc.Appearance on topical Radio and TV programmes.Sustainability strategy: Continuous sensitization to be carried out by State Directors of NOA, Chief Orientation and Mobilization Officers (COMO) of NOA in the local government. | Videos Pictures Attendance list | Number of Governors reached% of traditional rulers reachedProportion of religious leaders reachedNumber of Radio/Tv stations aired the programmesProportion of people reached in the society. | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Religious leadersPolitical leadersTraditional rulersLabour UnionsYouth groupsWomen groupsFarmersHerdersJournalists | Questionnaire for data collection |
| 43 | AWARENESS CAMPAIGN ON THE DANGERS OF PERENNIAL FLOODING | Nigerians become aware of the dangers of flood.Communities mobilized towards flood preparedness. | To sensitize Nigerians on the effects and prevention of flood.To mobilize Nigerians towards flood preparedness. | Media campaignProduction and distribution of IEC materials.Town Hall Meetings | Attendance listReportsVideos Pictures | % of people building on flood plain reached Number of town hall meeting heldNumber of likes on social media | Quarterly 4 times in a year | Residents of flood-prone areasFaith-based Organizations (FBOs)Community-based Organizations (CBOs)Traditional leaders | Questionnaire for data collection |
| 44 | CAPACITY BUILDING FOR MEDIA PRACTITIONERS | More media practitioners are aware of the dangers of biased reporting.Practitioners are better informed on the need of being apolitical.Practitioners are more accurate on their sources of information. | To impart in the media practitioners, the need for proper scrutiny of the sources of their information.To ensure that publications by the media practitioners are bias free.The need for accurate information reportage.The need for media practitioners to remain apolitical at all times. | Capacity building workshop/seminar | Attendance listPictures during the programme | Number of Journalists reachedNumber of bloggers reached% of students in the field of journalism reachedNumber of workshop/seminars held | 2 times | Media practitioners | Questionnaire for data collection |