The true cost of waste is not just what we see but what we lose in the process. Let's clean up for a brighter tomorrow."- Environmental CDS visits moniya market
NYSC (Environmental and Sanitation CDS Group) Visit to Moniya Market: Promoting Cleanliness and Health
Date: [25/04/2024]
Introduction:
The Environmental and Sanitation CDS group of Akinyele local government, organized a visit to Moniya market to raise awareness about the importance of maintaining a clean and hygienic environment. The group aimed to educate market people on the dangers of harboring dirtiness and waste, as well as provide free medical checkups to promote their overall well-being.
Objectives:
To sensitize market people on the importance of proper waste management and sanitation
To educate on the health risks associated with poor environmental hygiene
To provide free medical checkups and promote health awareness
Activities:
1. Awareness Campaign: The group walked around creating awareness in the market. A public address system was used to reach a wider audience, and group members engaged in one-on-one discussions with market people to emphasize the significance of maintaining a clean environment.
2. Free Medical Checkup: A team of medical professionals conducted free health checks, including blood pressure and blood sugar tests, for market people. This initiative aimed to identify potential health issues and provide guidance on maintaining good health.
3. Clean-up Exercise: The group organized a clean-up exercise, where members and market people worked together to clear waste and debris from the market premises.
Outcome:
1. Over 50 market people were sensitized on the importance of proper sanitation and waste management.
2. Over 50 people benefited from the free medical checkup, with several health issues identified and addressed.
3. The clean-up exercise resulted in a significant improvement in the market's environmental hygiene.
Conclusion:
The Environmental and Sanitation CDS group's visit to Moniya Market was a resounding success, promoting awareness and action among market people. By combining education, medical support, and practical action, the group demonstrated its commitment to improving the well-being of the market community. Future initiatives will build on this success, fostering a culture of cleanliness and health in the market.
Subuloye Timileyin Samuel
OY/23B/0074
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