Help-Sphere Foundation

“When values are planted early, futures begin to flourish.” 👌👌

Our third stop on the VDL Club launch journey was Graceland Schools, .ng and it was nothing short of inspiring.

From the moment we engaged with the students, their curiosity, enthusiasm, and openness to learning stood out.
There was a visible excitement in the room, especially among the girls, whose eagerness to ask questions, share thoughts, and participate actively gave us great hope for the future.

At Graceland Schools, our expectations are high and our excitement even higher. 😁

We look forward to seeing these young minds grow in confidence, character, and leadership as they embrace the values taught through the VDL Club. 🫶🫶

Let’s keep making a difference! 🇳🇬🌏

*PRESS RELEASE*

Helpsphere Foundation advocacy visit to NOA headquarters Abuja, strengthens collaboration on national reorientation and expands value-driven initiatives for a more responsible and unified society.🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

A high-level delegation from the Help Sphere Foundation (HSF), led by its Founder, Mrs. Sandra Ani, on Monday, 24th November 2025, paid an advocacy visit to the National Orientation Agency (NOA) Headquarters in Abuja. The team was warmly received by the Director General of the Agency, Mallam Lanre Issa Onilu, alongside Directors and senior management officials of the NOA.

The visit centred on the Foundation’s flagship initiative, the Values for Daily Living (VDL) Project, a programme designed to promote positive behavioural change, revive national values, and strengthen civic responsibility among Nigerian youths and citizens at large.

The HSF team shared insights from their annual national values conference, community engagements, value-based training programmes, essay competition and nationwide advocacy efforts, aligning strongly with the NOA’s mandate to foster national consciousness, unity, and responsible citizenship.

Speaking during the visit, Mrs. Ani emphasized the urgent need for multi-sector collaboration to rebuild a culture of integrity, empathy, patriotism, and ethical conduct in Nigeria.
She commended the Mallam Lanre Onilu led NOA's efforts which have repositioned the agency for positive impact across the 774 LGAs of the country.
She also expressed the Foundation’s commitment to partnering with the NOA to scale the VDL Project to more communities and institutional platforms across the country.

In his response, the Director General, Mallam Lanre Issa Onilu, commended the Foundation for its dedication to values reorientation, describing the VDL initiative as timely and complementary to the Agency’s strategic efforts to reshape public attitudes and strengthen national development.

He reaffirmed NOA’s readiness to work closely with HSF to deepen citizens’ engagement in the shared interest of Nigeria.🇳🇬 🇳🇬🇳🇬

National Orientation Agency, Nigeria. 🇳🇬
Values for Daily Living

Lets keep making a difference

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The Values for Daily Living -our values advocay project- National Essay Contest is a national awareness campaign promoting moral values among Nigerian youths.
Each year, students express their ideas and perspectives through essays that inspire conversations on moral values and nation-building.

From over 800 entries across Nigeria, six students distinguished themselves:

Secondary School Category
🏆 Winner: Amarachi Nkemakolam Moses, SS2 Science student of Federal Govt. College Lagos State.

🥈 First Runner-up: Josie Ani, JSS3 Student of Evegreen College Enugu State.

🥉 Second Runner-up: Kosi Chimezie-Chilaka, SS2 Science student of Grace Ambassadors, Enugu State.

Tertiary Institution Category.

🏆 Winner: Dickson Sunday, 500 level student of Medicine and Surgery, University of Uyo.

🥈 First Runner-up: Timothy Tortiv Andonoyima. 300 level law student of University of Benue.

🥉 Second Runner-up: Daniel ILO, 300 level student of Law, University of Nigeria Enugu Campus, Enugu State.

Their outstanding essays reflect the brilliance, depth, and moral conviction of a new generation committed to values and national transformation.