The Wake-Up Call has urged stakeholders to confront rising moral, social and cultural decline threatening Nigeria’s stability and development.
Its Convener, Olusegun Mobolaji, made the call during the organisation’s unveiling in Lagos on Saturday.
Mobolaji, also Director-General of the Inter-Party Advisory Council, said the foundation was created to restore moral values.
He said declining values were weakening communities, threatening growth and undermining social cohesion nationwide.
He said: “Development and infrastructure exist for people, not trees or wood.
“When citizens lack the right mindset, the purpose of development becomes questionable.
“We want a sane society where people make choices strengthening families, communities and the nation.”
Mobolaji said the foundation would champion value reorientation, mental engagement and public enlightenment across communities.He said programmes would target students, artisans, market women, apprentices, parents and religious organisations.
He urged pastors, imams, traditional rulers and school administrators to support moral revival campaigns.
He said: “Insecurity today is closely linked to the erosion of moral values.”
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