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Rivers State monthly sanitation exercise holds Saturday, April 27

By: Felix Ikpotor

The Rivers State Waste Management Agency (RIWAMA) has announced that the regular State-wide monthly sanitation exercise will hold this Saturday, April 27, 2019.

A statement from the office of the Sole Administrator of RIWAMA, Bro Felix Obuah and signed by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Jerry Needam said as usual, the sanitation exercise commences at 7am to 10am across the 23 Local Government Areas of the State.

Compliance, according to the statement remains mandatory for all those living and doing business in the State as there will be strict restriction on movement of persons and vehicles within the timeframe of the exercise.

Obuah according to the statement said the Agency will not tolerate any excuse for non compliance and will invoke all relevant laws against recalcitrance.

He enjoined all Rivers people, residents and business operators in the State to show more commitment to the effort of the Governor Wike administration to ensure the highest sanitary standards for the overall health of the people by participating  in the monthly sanitation exercise and using same to tidy up their homes, offices, business areas and surroundings.

Thr RIWAMA boss also appealed to corporate organizations, truck owners and other kind spirited individuals particularly in Port Harcourt, the State capital and its environs to make available their trucks for evacuation of wastes during the period as a way of appreciating Governor Wike’s efforts in keeping the State clean and healthy.

While calling for active participation in the exercise, the RIWAMA Sole Administrator stressed that  local government council chairmen and their deputies, councilors in their respective wards, including all levels of community leaders should ensure that the dream of a healthy Rivers State and sustaining the Garden City status of Port Harcourt the State Capital is fully realized.

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