GHANA PRESS TV

CEO of Reffa Awards, Selassie Ibrahim, joined the Greater Accra Mayor, Hon. Michael Kpakpo Allotey, to participate in the National General Clean-Up Exercise at Alajo, where they met President John Dramani Mahama. The exercise brought together government officials, stakeholders, and volunteers in a united effort to promote environmental sanitation and build a cleaner, healthier Ghana.

Ghanaian actresses Christiana Awuni, Roselyn Ngissah, and other personalities joined the National General Clean-Up Exercise, lending their voices and support to the campaign for cleaner communities. Their participation encourages Ghanaians to embrace proper sanitation practices and work together to keep the country clean and environmentally healthy.

Veteran Ghanaian actress Irene Opare has urged Ghanaians to be more conscious of environmental cleanliness by avoiding indiscriminate dumping of rubbish. She emphasized the need for continuous public education on proper waste disposal and encouraged the government to enforce sanitation laws through the sanitation courts to promote a cleaner and healthier Ghana.

Veteran Ghanaian actress Irene Opare has urged the government to move beyond public awareness campaigns by strictly enforcing sanitation laws. According to her, individuals who litter and dispose of waste indiscriminately should face the appropriate legal consequences through the sanitation courts to help build a cleaner, healthier, and more responsible society.

President John Dramani Mahama joined the second day of the National General Clean-Up Exercise at Alajo, working alongside residents and volunteers to promote environmental sanitation. His participation reinforces the message that building a cleaner and healthier Ghana requires the collective effort of every citizen.

President John Dramani Mahama joined residents and volunteers at Alajo on the second day of the National General Clean-Up Exercise, demonstrating his commitment to environmental sanitation and encouraging Ghanaians to take an active role in keeping their communities clean. The exercise forms part of the government's renewed efforts to promote a cleaner, healthier, and flood-resilient Ghana.

The Mayor of Accra, together with members of the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) Task Force, visited Agbogbloshie to inspect the ongoing National General Cleaning Exercise. The inspection highlights the city’s commitment to improving sanitation, ensuring compliance with the nationwide cleanup initiative, and reducing the risk of flooding through cleaner drains and public spaces.

CEO of Reffa Awards, Selassie Ibrahim, joined the Greater Accra Mayor, Hon. Michael Kpakpo Allotey, alongside a host of entertainers and public figures at Agbogbloshie for the National General Clean-Up Exercise. Their participation underscores a shared commitment to environmental sanitation, cleaner communities, and inspiring citizens to take collective responsibility in building a cleaner and healthier Accra.

AMA Task Force personnel are on the ground at Agbogbloshie enforcing compliance with the National General Clean-Up Exercise after some traders attempted to open their shops despite directives to suspend business activities. The officers are ensuring the exercise proceeds without disruption, reinforcing the importance of sanitation, environmental cleanliness, and collective responsibility in keeping Accra clean and reducing the risk of flooding.