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Community Sanitation is Everyone’s Responsibility

Lifestyle 8 hrs ago
  • Suleiman

    A clean community reflects the values of its people. In places like Disina, regular sanitation exercises can help reduce the spread of diseases, improve school attendance, and beautify our environment. Let’s work together—youth, elders, and leaders—to ensure our markets, schools, and streets are clean. Community development starts with a clean environment!

     

Comments (2)

  • Suleiman

    You’ve asked a critical question that deserves a serious and honest answer.

    Yes, it’s true—many citizens in communities like Disina, Andubun, Zubo, Beli, and Sambowal are stepping up. They sweep the streets, fix broken roads, manage school repairs, and organize sanitation campaigns—all with little or no financial support. This shows a spirit of patriotism and community responsibility.

    But the big question remains: What has the government contributed in return?

    ✅ Here’s what the government should be doing:

    1. Infrastructure Support:
    Provide tools like waste bins, water tankers, streetlights, and cleaning materials.


    2. Environmental Task Forces:
    Set up and fund local sanitation units in every ward to assist community groups.


    3. Financial Incentives:
    Allocate small grants or monthly stipends to active community development volunteers.


    4. Recognition and Motivation:
    Publicly recognize local heroes who are keeping the environment clean—this builds morale and unity.


    5. Policy Inclusion:
    Involve local leaders in budget planning, especially on environment and health issues, so they know what’s coming and how to access support.


    6. Transparent Feedback Channels:
    Government must create accessible hotlines, town hall forums, and feedback apps for citizens to report sanitation issues and request help.




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    🗣️ Let’s Keep Talking

    It’s time we hold the government accountable without disrespect, and we do this by continuing the conversation, writing, posting, engaging, and demanding with one voice. Active citizens are not enemies of the government—they are its strongest allies.

    Let’s make our voices louder—not through protests, but through well-written, respectful, and evidence-based demands

  • Awesome 💯
    But Mr Suleiman how is the government contributing to this activities,the citizens are working all their life to keep everywhere clean and acceptable by visitors but what has the government provides for these people ,
    I request a reply and indebt contribution as well as a follow to keep up the discussion

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