OACF Sustains Monthly Cleanup Efforts, Inspires Community Participation Across Abia
OACF Sustains Monthly Cleanup Efforts, Inspires Community Participation Across Abia
The Oluebube A. Chukwu Foundation has sustained its environmental sustainability campaign with the successful conduct of its monthly environmental sanitation exercise across five Local Government Areas of Abia State.
The exercise, held on Saturday, June 27, 2026, brought together scores of volunteers and community leaders in Bende, Ohafia, Arochukwu, Umunneochi, and Isuikwuato LGAs to clean public spaces and promote a healthier environment.
In Bende LGA, volunteers cleaned the Amakpo Iyi Ntaoba Road in Igbere Ward B under the supervision of the LGA Manager, Hon. Nwagbara Godswill Evans, and the Ward Coordinator, Hon. Udensi Agbai Ezekiel. About 15 volunteers participated in the exercise.
A similar exercise took place along Jehovah Witness Road, behind Afia Nkwo in Elu Community, Isiama Ward of Ohafia LGA. Coordinated by the LGA Manager, Comrade Best Nwoke, with support from community leader Emeka Agwu Ekpu, the exercise attracted 15 participants despite another clean-up activity taking place within the community. The Chairman of the Elu Development Union Home Branch, Chief Okoro Udensi, visited the site alongside members of his executive, while residents commended the OAC Foundation for its commitment to environmental cleanliness.
In Arochukwu LGA, no fewer than 50 participants turned out for the sanitation exercise at Amasu in Arochukwu Ward One. The exercise was coordinated by the LGA Manager, Enyinnaya Uyor, in collaboration with Ward Coordinator John Chima.
Umunneochi LGA also recorded an impressive turnout, with 37 volunteers cleaning the Ogwumabiri Daily Market Square in Obinolu–Obiagu Lomara Ward. The exercise was supervised by the LGA Manager, Uwey Onyemachi, and the Ward Chairman, Chibuike Egbu.
In Isuikwuato LGA, the Foundation mobilised 40 youths to clean the Ekebe Route in Eluama, extending to the Nkwonta Route. The sanitation exercise was led by the LGA Manager, Mr. Anyachi Ndubuisi, and the Isuamamu Ward 4 Coordinator, Mr. Ebuka Eloagu. Speaking after the exercise, the Ekebe Youth Chairman, Mr. Chukwunomso Kingsley, praised the Foundation for encouraging youth participation in environmental sanitation and community development.
The successful sanitation exercise across the five LGAs highlights the OAC Foundation's growing grassroots impact in promoting environmental responsibility. Through consistent community engagement and volunteer participation, the Foundation continues to advance cleaner and healthier communities across Abia State.
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