WEEKLY SANITATION EXERCISE REPORT

Jos Town Ambassadors Foundation (JTA) 🤝 Sentinel Oasis for Love and Care Initiative (SOLCI)
Jos Town Ambassadors Foundation (JTA), in partnership with Sentinel Oasis for Love and Care Initiative (SOLCI), successfully carried out this week’s sanitation exercise in Tafawa Balewa Ward, reinforcing a shared commitment to building a cleaner, healthier, and more peaceful community.

The exercise brought together community sentinels, leaders, and key stakeholders who assembled as early as 6:30 a.m., with activities commencing promptly at 7:00 a.m. in line with the state’s sanitation schedule.

This ensured full compliance and maximum participation within the restricted movement period.

The programme opened with remarks by the Executive Director of SOLCI, Mr. Haroun Audu, who warmly welcomed participants and appreciated the sustained collaboration between both organizations and the host community.

He emphasized that sanitation goes beyond cleanliness, it reflects a community’s values of responsibility, care, and collective progress.

He encouraged residents to sustain the initiative until it becomes part of their daily lives.

Also speaking, the District Head of Tafawa Balewa, Da Victor Pam, expressed heartfelt appreciation to JTA and SOLCI for extending the initiative to the community. He commended the dedication of volunteers and urged residents to embrace cleanliness, reminding all that “cleanliness is next to godliness.”

He further stressed that active community participation is vital in promoting public health and strengthening unity.

Key Stakeholders Present:

• Youth Leader, Tafawa Balewa: Mr. Femi Solomon
• Women Leader, Tafawa Balewa: Mrs. Anyanwu Blessing
• Ward Development Committee (WDC): Mr. Choji Nyam
• Councillor, Tafawa Balewa Ward: Mr. Austine Nwachukwu
• PEPSA Representative: Mr. Mako Luka (Supervisor, Waste Management)

JTA Members Present:

• Haroun Audu
• Mr. Joseph Dang
• Miss Yachit Telfim
• Mr. Adamu Isa’ac Ayenajeh

Participants were actively engaged in cleaning designated areas across Tafawa Balewa, demonstrating a strong spirit of volunteerism and shared responsibility.

Conclusion

This week’s sanitation exercise once again highlights the power of partnership and community-driven action.

The collaboration between JTA and SOLCI continues to inspire hope, strengthen unity, and promote a culture of responsibility.

Together, we are proving that sustainable development and lasting peace begin with a clean and healthy environment.

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