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“National cleanup exercise won’t solve the problem without a proper sanitation system” — Efia Odo to Mahama

Amid the ongoing exercise, Ghanaian entertainer Efia Odo has shared her thoughts, stating that while the initiative is a step in the right direction, it will not solve the country’s sanitation challenges without a proper waste management system.
Read Also: Plastic surgery won’t fix you, only Christ can – Efia OdoIn a post on X, she wrote: “Mr President, a national cleanup exercise is a good initiative, but it won’t solve the problem without a proper sanitation system.
Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, government officials, security personnel, corporate organisations, and volunteers, on Friday, July 10, 2026, took to the streets across seven flood-affected regions to participate in a nationwide cleanup exercise.
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