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Mahama warns against drain dumping citizens as Zoomlion deploys massive logistics for 2-day clean-up exercise
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He reminded Ghanaians of skip trucks placed across the city for proper waste disposal and announced plans to institute a monthly national clean-up day, reviving traditional values of keeping a clean environment.
President John Dramani Mahama has warned Ghanaians against reckless waste dumping into drains, insisting that drains are not “garbage instruments.
He commended President Mahama for the clean-up initiative, describing it as an important step towards addressing Ghana’s sanitation challenges, but emphasised that lasting solutions require cooperation between government, private sector players, and citizens.
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