This operation marked the implementation of a resolution passed by the General House of Assembly to promote cleanliness and environmental health throughout all electoral areas under its jurisdiction. The collaboration and dedication displayed by all involved were instrumental in the success of the exercise, laying a strong foundation for sustained community hygiene efforts.

This initiative brought together an impressive coalition of stakeholders, including the Municipal Chief Executive, Eric Stanley Acquah, traditional authorities, security agencies, staff of the Assembly, and the Assembly members representing the four electoral areas.

The MCE said the huge turnout and diligent efforts of everyone involved underscored the commitment to achieving a cleaner and healthier environment across the municipality.

The active participation of residents alongside institutional support vividly demonstrated the communal spirit required to together, these consecutive clean-up exercises reflect the Mfantseman Municipal Assembly’s proactive approach towards sanitation management by fostering inclusive community engagement and inter-institutional collaboration.

“The partnerships formed between traditional authorities, elected representatives, security agencies, service providers, municipal staff, and local residents have proven essential for driving impactful environmental interventions.

These efforts not only contribute to improved public health and aesthetics but also inspire a culture of collective responsibility for environmental stewardship.

As the municipality continues with these electoral area-based initiatives, it is anticipated that greater awareness and participation will be galvanized, facilitating sustained progress in sanitation improvement and enhancing the quality of life for all residents within the Municipality, he added.”

All stakeholders were encouraged to sustain this fervor to ensure that the sanitation standards set during these exercises become a permanent feature of life in the Mfantseman Municipality.