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Mahama calls for stricter sanitation culture as Zoomlion deploys logistics for clean-up
The President issued the warning on Friday, July 10, 2026, when he inspected the Alajo drains in Accra as part of the two-day National Clean-Up Exercise.
He commended President Mahama for initiating the national clean-up exercise, describing it as an important step in addressing Ghana’s sanitation challenges.
President John Dramani Mahama has cautioned Ghanaians against the indiscriminate dumping of waste into drains, warning that such practices continue to worsen flooding and undermine efforts to improve sanitation across the country.
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