By Karen James
Onitsha— The Ocha Brigade led a large-scale cleanup exercise in Onitsha, reaffirming their commitment to making Anambra State the cleanest and healthiest place to live. Key areas such as Ochanja, Main Market, Ibrufish, and Head Bridge were thoroughly cleaned and sanitized, showcasing the brigade’s unwavering dedication to maintaining public health and environmental sustainability.
Residents were full of praise for the Ocha Brigade’s efforts, calling them the “light of Ndi Anambra” for their tireless work in creating a healthier and more livable state.
During the exercise, the Ocha Brigade emphasized the critical role of cleanliness in fostering good health and community well-being.
“It is a mandatory duty to exercise the capability entrusted to me to make Anambra State clean and healthy,” a spokesperson for the brigade stated. “A clean environment is essential for good health. By maintaining cleanliness in your surroundings, you not only benefit personally but also contribute to the health and well-being of your community.”
The brigade’s efforts are part of Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo’s broader vision to transform Anambra into a model state for cleanliness, health, and sustainable living. Under his leadership, the Ocha Brigade has been empowered to implement effective sanitation measures across the state. Ndi Anambra expressed their gratitude to the governor for his unwavering support of these initiatives.
The cleanup campaign in Onitsha left the city’s busiest areas visibly cleaner, inspiring residents to adopt better waste disposal practices and support the government’s mission to maintain a clean and healthy environment.
Through consistent efforts like these, Anambra State is steadily becoming a benchmark for cleanliness and sustainable development in Nigeria. The Ocha Brigade’s leadership and dedication remain vital to achieving this goal, setting an inspiring example for communities across the state.
