The National Orientation Agency (NOA) has inaugurated integrity clubs in Yobe secondary schools, to instil integrity among the youths and engage them early in the anti-corruption campaign.
Dr. Garba Abari, the Director General of the Agency, disclosed this on Friday, in Potiskum, while visiting some secondary schools in the state.
Represented by Mrs Rautha Ajah, Chief Librarian, Abari said the campaign was part of the Agency’s tradition of attitudinal transformation, value reorientation, sensitization and enlightenment.
He added that another aim of establishing the clubs in secondary schools was to encourage students to be good citizens and to put the country above personal interest.
In his remarks, Malam Ibrahim Umar, the Principal of Government Secondary School, Fika, lauded the agency for the gesture and assured that the school management would do everything possible to ensure the success of the programme.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that some of the schools visited by the agency included: GSS Fika, Government Science Technical College Potiskum, Government Day Secondary school Potiskum, and Government Day Junior Secondary School Badejo. (NAN)
