Dear Friends,
We will be hosting the last planning meeting for the World Clean-up Day scheduled for the 24th March at Umoja Estate. We will be focusing on cleaning and clearing the drainage system along the entire Moi Drive.
Participants will meet outside the City Council of Nairobi offices next to the Catholic Church in Umoja 1 as from 6.30am. We are requesting all participating Groups to come with a written list of Participants to enable the process of registration to be faster.
We will then divide ourselves into groups as directed by our technical teams led by Mr. Nyagah- the Divisional Environment Officer and his team.
Given the large numbers that we are expecting, the process will be officially flagged of at 7.00am by Prof Karega Mutahi- the Permanent Secretary Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and Ministry of Local Government in the presence of Arch Philip Sika- PS for Nairobi Metropolitan Development, Dr James Nyikal- PS Ministry of Gender, Children and Social development, Mr. Erias Lukwago- the Lord Mayor of Kampala Capital City Authority and our own local Civic and CCN Leaders.
We hope to work for only 1 hour 30 minutes, and this means, we will be converging at Busara Primary School as early as 9.00am for the closing ceremony and speeches from our Guest of Honour and his Team.
We are happy that the following Teams have indicated that they will participate with us;
Let us join hands and make the World Clean-up Event the Mother of all Clean-up Campaigns in Kenya.
Lastly, we at KCDN and The Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign are appealing to more willing partners to step forward and give us their support in planing and hosting this massive event. You can reach out to the undersigned with your offer for support.
As usual, we will document all this support and post the same for eternity.
Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change we seek'- President Barack Obama of the USA.
A Clean, Green and Litter Less Kenya at 50 is possible and achievable.
Odhiambo T Oketch
CEO KCDN Kenya,
National Coordinator- The Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign
Tel; 0724 365 557
Blog; http://kcdnkomarockswatch.blogspot.com
Website; www.kcdnkenya.org
Facebook; Monthly Nationwide Clean up Campaign
Facebook; Odhiambo T Oketch
We will be hosting the last planning meeting for the World Clean-up Day scheduled for the 24th March at Umoja Estate. We will be focusing on cleaning and clearing the drainage system along the entire Moi Drive.
Participants will meet outside the City Council of Nairobi offices next to the Catholic Church in Umoja 1 as from 6.30am. We are requesting all participating Groups to come with a written list of Participants to enable the process of registration to be faster.
We will then divide ourselves into groups as directed by our technical teams led by Mr. Nyagah- the Divisional Environment Officer and his team.
Given the large numbers that we are expecting, the process will be officially flagged of at 7.00am by Prof Karega Mutahi- the Permanent Secretary Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and Ministry of Local Government in the presence of Arch Philip Sika- PS for Nairobi Metropolitan Development, Dr James Nyikal- PS Ministry of Gender, Children and Social development, Mr. Erias Lukwago- the Lord Mayor of Kampala Capital City Authority and our own local Civic and CCN Leaders.
We hope to work for only 1 hour 30 minutes, and this means, we will be converging at Busara Primary School as early as 9.00am for the closing ceremony and speeches from our Guest of Honour and his Team.
We are happy that the following Teams have indicated that they will participate with us;
- Public Service Transformation Department- Office of the Prime Minister
- Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and Ministry of Local Government
- Ministry of Nairobi Metropolitan Development
- Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resources
- Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Development
- Kampala Capital City Authority
- The City Council of Nairobi
- The Provincial Administration
- Jetlink Express Kenya Ltd
- Umoja Ward Garbage Collectors Association
- Eastern Youth Group
- Century Youth Group
- Global Bins
- Environmental Health Students Association from KMTC University of Nairobi
- Sundrick Cleaning Services
- Pamoja Youth Groups
- Mind Bins
- Green Streets Youths
- Everest Bins
- Thika School of Medical and Health Sciences
- Slum Child Foundation
- Umoja 1 Market Leaders
- Umoja 1 Market Traders
- Tumaini Primary School
- Kifaru Primary School
- Unity Primary School
- Umoja Primary School
- Peter Kibukosya Primary School
- Busara Primary School
- Peter Kibukosya Secondary School
- and the KCDN Team.
Let us join hands and make the World Clean-up Event the Mother of all Clean-up Campaigns in Kenya.
Lastly, we at KCDN and The Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign are appealing to more willing partners to step forward and give us their support in planing and hosting this massive event. You can reach out to the undersigned with your offer for support.
As usual, we will document all this support and post the same for eternity.
Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change we seek'- President Barack Obama of the USA.
A Clean, Green and Litter Less Kenya at 50 is possible and achievable.
Odhiambo T Oketch
CEO KCDN Kenya,
National Coordinator- The Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign
Tel; 0724 365 557
Blog; http://kcdnkomarockswatch.blogspot.com
Website; www.kcdnkenya.org
Facebook; Monthly Nationwide Clean up Campaign
Facebook; Odhiambo T Oketch
Odhiambo T Oketch is the immediate former Chairman to the City Council of Nairobi Stakeholders Evaluation Team on Performance Contracting and Rapid Results Management. He is also Chair to the Nyamonye Catholic Church Development Fund. He was also the Co-Chair and Coordinator of The Great Nairobi Walk against Corruption that was held in Nairobi on the 22nd October 2010 in partnership with KACC and he is the National Co-ordinator of The Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign in Kenya.
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