Friends,
In a highly attended Waruku Clean-up Campaign today, we came out with what the Director of Environment at the City Council of Nairobi Mr. Isaac Muraya decided to call the Waruku Declaration; Total war against Dumping.
The Waruku Clean-up Campaign marked exactly one year since the City Council of Nairobi started the Monthly City-wide Clean-up Campaign. The exercise was launched by the Assistant Town Clerk Mr. Dan Masetu on behalf of the Town Clerk and he called on the City residents to take personal responsibility in how we dispose of our waste and litter.
Assistant Town Clerk Mr. Daniel Masetu officially launching the Waruku Clean-up Campaign. With him are George, Odhiambo T Oketch, a Council employee and Petronila Nafula of Westlands Association
He said the Council will remain in the frontline in this campaign and they are open and ready to work with all the residents of Nairobi in keeping Nairobi clean.
The event was organized in partnership with City Council of Nairobi, Provincial Administration, Waruku Residents Association, the Westlands Association, Waruku Progressive Youth Group and KCDN.
Besides these participants, we had students and teachers from the Premier Institute, Resource Maximization and several residents.
On behalf of The Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign, we want to sincerely extend our appreciation to all these teams for responding to our call; A Clean Kenya Starts With Me.
In closing the exercise, the Director of Environment Mr Muraya, who was flanked by his colleagues from the Council- Mr. Richard Mogoko- a very good Friend of KCDN. Mr. Njogoge from Education, Mr. Mario, Mr. Omondi and Mr. Miheso and several City Council employees from the Departments of Environment, Decentralization and Inspectorate, called on the residents of Nairobi to declare Total War against dumping.
He said that the Council will do all in her power to start arresting all those who litter and dump as a deterrent measure. He thanked the residents who have walked with the Council through this journey of Hope in the last one year.
He promised to help turn the City around as we mobilize for the Launch of the 2nd Year of the Clean-up Campaign on the 22nd October 2011 at Huruma Estate in what has been called The National Litter Picking Day.
We say to all Kenyans who did engage in making Kenya clean today from across all Kenya; Thank you. We had Clean-ups in Thogoto, Landimawe, Huruma, Kariobangi, Mombasa, and many more places. You did us proud. Kindly share the photos of your events online.
The Waruku Declaration; Total war against dumping in Kenya
On behalf of the KCDN team, I want to sincerely thank all the Friends of KCDN who have made this Campaign possible.
We at KCDN firmly believe that we the People of Kenya can help Clean Kenya.
This is a campaign for Kenya by Kenyans. Let us make it a huge success......
If it is to be, it is up to me. A Clean Kenya Starts With me. A Peaceful Kenya is my Responsibility.
Disclaimer; The Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign is about us Kenyans. It involves all Kenyans from the various regions, religious persuasions, political thinking and we do not discriminate against any Kenyans nor any region.
In a highly attended Waruku Clean-up Campaign today, we came out with what the Director of Environment at the City Council of Nairobi Mr. Isaac Muraya decided to call the Waruku Declaration; Total war against Dumping.
The Waruku Clean-up Campaign marked exactly one year since the City Council of Nairobi started the Monthly City-wide Clean-up Campaign. The exercise was launched by the Assistant Town Clerk Mr. Dan Masetu on behalf of the Town Clerk and he called on the City residents to take personal responsibility in how we dispose of our waste and litter.
Assistant Town Clerk Mr. Daniel Masetu officially launching the Waruku Clean-up Campaign. With him are George, Odhiambo T Oketch, a Council employee and Petronila Nafula of Westlands AssociationHe said the Council will remain in the frontline in this campaign and they are open and ready to work with all the residents of Nairobi in keeping Nairobi clean.
The event was organized in partnership with City Council of Nairobi, Provincial Administration, Waruku Residents Association, the Westlands Association, Waruku Progressive Youth Group and KCDN.
Besides these participants, we had students and teachers from the Premier Institute, Resource Maximization and several residents.
The Director of Environment at the City Council of Nairobi Mr. Isaac Muraya- in the middle, in action ar WarukuOn behalf of The Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign, we want to sincerely extend our appreciation to all these teams for responding to our call; A Clean Kenya Starts With Me.
In closing the exercise, the Director of Environment Mr Muraya, who was flanked by his colleagues from the Council- Mr. Richard Mogoko- a very good Friend of KCDN. Mr. Njogoge from Education, Mr. Mario, Mr. Omondi and Mr. Miheso and several City Council employees from the Departments of Environment, Decentralization and Inspectorate, called on the residents of Nairobi to declare Total War against dumping.
Just look at the extent we can go to to dump garbage in our Country!!He said that the Council will do all in her power to start arresting all those who litter and dump as a deterrent measure. He thanked the residents who have walked with the Council through this journey of Hope in the last one year.
He promised to help turn the City around as we mobilize for the Launch of the 2nd Year of the Clean-up Campaign on the 22nd October 2011 at Huruma Estate in what has been called The National Litter Picking Day.
We say to all Kenyans who did engage in making Kenya clean today from across all Kenya; Thank you. We had Clean-ups in Thogoto, Landimawe, Huruma, Kariobangi, Mombasa, and many more places. You did us proud. Kindly share the photos of your events online.
The Waruku Declaration; Total war against dumping in KenyaOn behalf of the KCDN team, I want to sincerely thank all the Friends of KCDN who have made this Campaign possible.
We at KCDN firmly believe that we the People of Kenya can help Clean Kenya.
This is a campaign for Kenya by Kenyans. Let us make it a huge success......
If it is to be, it is up to me. A Clean Kenya Starts With me. A Peaceful Kenya is my Responsibility.
Disclaimer; The Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign is about us Kenyans. It involves all Kenyans from the various regions, religious persuasions, political thinking and we do not discriminate against any Kenyans nor any region.
Peace and blessings,
Odhiambo T Oketch
CEO KCDN Nairobi- Tel; 0724 365 557, 0735 529 126
Nationwide Coordinator - Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign
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