Akatsi South MCE targets cleanest municipality status
The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Akatsi South, Daniel Dagba, has set his sights on making the municipality the cleanest in Ghana. He said the Assembly would intensify efforts to improve sanitation and ensure residents take greater responsibility for keeping their surroundings clean. Mr Dagba made the commitment in an interview with Adom News during […]
Akatsi South's Municipal Chief Executive, Daniel Dagba, aims to secure the title of Ghana's cleanest municipality. During National Sanitation Day interviews with Adom News, Dagba emphasized the Assembly's intensified efforts to enhance sanitation and promote resident responsibility for cleanliness. The exercise, described by Dagba as the most active since the monthly sanitation exercise's revival, credited extensive public education led by Volta Regional Environmental Health Director Stella Kumedzro.
Kumedzro engaged residents through radio discussions and meetings with various community leaders, urging them to actively maintain clean communities. Dagba urged shop owners to regularly clean areas in front of their businesses as part of the "Operation Clean Your Frontage" initiative. The Assembly provided three motorbikes for environmental health officers and sanitation equipment to zonal councils to support routine cleaning.
Kumedzro praised the MCE and residents for the strong participation, stressing that sanitation should become a daily routine. She urged residents, particularly shop owners and households, to properly dispose of waste, highlighting that maintaining clean communities is a shared responsibility. Kumedzro expressed confidence that sustained commitment from both residents and municipal authorities could enable Akatsi South to achieve its goal of being one of the cleanest municipalities in Ghana.
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