NOA urges Taraba residents to respect national symbols
NOA urges Taraba residents to respect national symbols
The National Orientation Agency (NOA), has called on Taraba residents to uphold national symbols with highest respect and honour.
This is contained in a statement on Tuesday by Mallam Zakari Muhammad, Director of the agency in the state.
According to him, the symbols represent national unity, values, culture and history.
He noted that September 16 of every year has been set aside as “Observance of National Ordinance Day,” Upholding respect for Nigerian national symbols.
“Today, September 16, 2025, Nigeria commemorates National Ordinance Day, a significant occasion to honour our national symbols.
“As we mark this day, we urge all citizens to uphold the highest respect for these symbols, which represent our nation’s unity, history, and values.
“Significance of National Symbols such as the National Flag, Coat of Arms, the Constitution, Currency, International Passport and the National Anthem is that, they are more than just emblems.
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“They embody our nation’s identity and aspirations. These symbols remind us of our shared heritage and the sacrifices made by our forefathers to build this great nation.
“We must respect national symbols, treat our national symbols with dignity and honour, recognising their importance in our national identity.
“As we celebrate our national ordinance day, we urge all Nigerians to join in this commemoration, promoting a culture of respect, unity and patriotism,” he added.
