“Okaikwei North Municipal Assembly Concludes 2025 National Sanitation Exercise with Major Clean-Up Drive”

Story by Fada Amakye

The Okaikwei North Municipal Assembly has concluded the 2025 National Sanitation Exercise with a major clean-up drive in the Lapaz, Abofu, and Achimota areas. The exercise, which started at 7 am and ended at 12 pm, was part of a broader initiative aimed at enhancing public health and environmental sustainability across the nation.

Hon Christian Tetteh Badger, the Municipal Chief Executive for Okaikwei North, led the exercise, which involved a dedicated team of staff members from the assembly. The team worked tirelessly to sanitize the major highway running through the busy areas, clearing litter and debris, and disinfecting public spaces.

In an interview with the media, Hon Badger highlighted the importance of the exercise, saying it was part of a broader directive from the Presidency to improve public hygiene and ensure a clean and healthy environment for all citizens.

“This initiative is crucial in our efforts to promote public health and environmental sustainability,” Hon Badger said. “We are committed to ensuring that our city remains clean and beautiful, and we urge all citizens to join us in this effort.”

The assembly has also announced plans to maintain the cleanliness of the city, with a strategic schedule of day and night shifts planned for the upcoming Christmas season. Hon Badger urged community members to participate in maintaining health and hygiene standards, emphasizing the importance of cleanliness in public spaces.

“We are working hard to ensure that our city is clean and welcoming for both residents and visitors,” he said. “We appeal to all citizens to join us in this effort and to take pride in keeping our city clean.”

The exercise is expected to continue in the coming weeks, with the assembly calling on all citizens to join in the efforts to keep the city clean and beautiful.

The Okaikwei North Municipal Assembly is committed to promoting public health and environmental sustainability, and will continue to work with stakeholders to achieve this goal.

The assembly will also be engaging with communities and schools to educate them on the importance of sanitation and hygiene, and to encourage them to take ownership of their environment.

“We are committed to creating a clean and healthy environment for all,” Hon Badger said. “We will continue to work tirelessly to ensure that our city remains a beautiful and welcoming place for all.”

The 2025 National Sanitation Exercise has been a huge success, and the Okaikwei North Municipal Assembly is proud to have been a part of it.

The assembly will continue to work with stakeholders to promote public health and environmental sustainability, and to create a clean and healthy environment for all citizens.