The National Orientation Agency (NOA) has congratulated the Honourable Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, on his 60th birthday, praised his leadership in effectively communicating government policies, programmes, and activities.
In a statement signed by the Deputy Director, Media and Communication, Paul Odenyi, the agency’s Director-General, Lanre Issa-Onilu, conveyed heartfelt felicitations to the minister and commended his dedication to advancing Nigeria’s national reorientation agenda in line with broader development goals.
Issa-Onilu described Idris as a focused and forward-looking leader whose commitment to public service has strengthened the information and orientation sector. He noted that the minister’s stewardship has provided clear direction for agencies under the ministry to engage citizens and promote national consciousness more effectively.
According to him, Idris’ emphasis on national values, civic responsibility, and patriotism has helped reshape public discourse, encouraging Nigerians to develop a stronger sense of belonging and responsibility toward national growth and stability.
The NOA boss further observed that the minister’s leadership has injected renewed energy into efforts aimed at reconnecting citizens with core ideals such as unity, discipline, and collective responsibility key pillars for sustainable national development.
He also highlighted improvements in government communication, noting that increased clarity, structure, and consistency have enhanced public understanding of policies and programmes, fostering a more informed and engaged citizenry.
Issa-Onilu acknowledged the minister’s commitment to truthful and timely communication, adding that this approach has played a vital role in countering misinformation and strengthening public trust in government institutions.
He reaffirmed the agency’s support for the minister’s vision, pledging to intensify grassroots advocacy programmes that promote discipline, integrity, and active citizenship across the country.
The statement concluded with prayers for the minister’s continued success, long life, and greater fulfillment.
