The Abia State Government has changed the time for sanitation exercise to between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m every last Saturday of the month.
This according to the Governor is an effort to get a higher number of residents to take part in the exercise, his Chief Press Secretary, Kazie Uko said in a statement.
This is a change from the previous 9 a.m. – 11 a.m timing. Henceforth, it will start from 7 a.m. – 10 a.m.
According to the statement, the governor gave the directive on Monday, June 19, 2023, after a meeting with the Head, the Task Force on Emergency Clean-up of Aba and Umuahia, Mr. Ogbonnia Okereke, who briefed him on the success recorded so far in the three-week-old assignment.
The release added, “The decision to bring forward the sanitation exercise was informed by the need to bring a larger number of the populace to participate in cleaning their environment early enough before they leave home for the day’s activities.
“He commended the task force for the wonderful work it had done within the short period of time it was constituted and urged the team to engage landlords in both Aba and Umuahia; market leaders and all such organised groups for support in realising the objectives for which the task force was set up.
“Governor Otti also directed the task force to expedite action on its plan to engage private sector participants (PSPs) in the cleaning exercise, in order to conclude the assignment in good time and restore the two cities to an acceptable hygienic condition.”
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