The Avoeme District in the Aflao Area of The Church of Pentecost has organised a cleanup exercise at the Aflao border as part of efforts to promote environmental sanitation and community development.
The one-day exercise, held in collaboration with Zoomlion Ghana Limited, brought together security agencies, including the police, customs, immigration, and the National Fire Service, who participated with fire tenders and other equipment. Hawkers and residents also joined the church members in the activity.
Led by the District Minister, Pastor Daniel Teye Gyan Henanaopeh, the exercise lasted for about five hours.
He explained that the initiative aligns with the church’s vision to champion cleanliness while demonstrating its role as “salt and light” in the community.
RA1 Joseph Agbleze, Welfare Officer of the Customs Division at Aflao, praised the church for the initiative and pledged to collaborate on similar exercises in the future.
The Aflao manager of Zoomlion also commended the effort, urging other organisations to emulate the church’s example in ensuring a clean and healthy environment.
Report by Emmanuella Dzifa Abordzi, Avoeme District Media
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