NOA Launches N22.5m Animation Award to Promote Nigerian Values
The National Orientation Agency (NOA) in Nigeria has introduced a N22.5 million animation award to promote Nigerian values. The initiative, part of the Nigerian Identity Project, aims to reinforce national values outlined in the Nation Values Charter.
The competition invites animators to create short films reflecting the resilience, optimism, and creativity of the Nigerian spirit. Winners will receive cash prizes and nationwide exposure.
The competition is open exclusively to Nigerian citizens to empower creators and foster national pride and unity.
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