By Felix Igboanugo
The Mayor of Anambra West Local Government Area, Hon. Mrs. Edith Nkeiru Ndive, on July 4, led residents in the monthly environmental sanitation exercise aimed at promoting a cleaner, healthier and more sustainable environment across the council area.
The exercise covered major streets and public places, where the mayor supervised the evacuation of refuse, debris and other environmental hazards in line with the Anambra State Government’s environmental sanitation policy.
Speaking during the exercise, Ndive described environmental cleanliness as a collective responsibility and urged residents and stakeholders to sustain regular sanitation practices.
She stressed the need to remove waste and sand deposits obstructing public spaces, noting that consistent sanitation enhances public health, improves safety and preserves the aesthetic appeal of the area.
The mayor commended residents for their impressive turnout and active participation, describing their support as critical to achieving a cleaner environment.
She urged the public to dispose of waste properly and support government initiatives aimed at promoting healthy and environmentally friendly communities.
Ndive reaffirmed the council’s commitment to sustaining environmental sanitation through continuous public enlightenment and greater community participation in keeping Anambra West clean.
Felix Igboanugo is of the Ministry of Information and Value Reformation, Anambra State
