In a significant step towards promoting environmental sustainability and community engagement, the Obijackson Foundation, in collaboration with Okija Bu Enyi, officially launched the ‘Keep Okija Clean’ project today. This initiative aims to foster a cleaner, healthier environment in Okija through awareness campaigns, community clean-up drives, and educational programs.

The launch event, held at St Mary’s Field Okija on March 15, 2025 brought together community leaders, local residents, and environmental advocates, all united in their commitment to improving the living conditions in Okija. The project emphasizes the importance of collective responsibility in maintaining cleanliness and promoting environmental stewardship.

As part of this initiative, the Akpoazaa Group has generously donated three billboards to enhance the visibility of the campaign. These billboards displayed key messages and reminders about the importance of keeping Okija clean, encouraging residents to take active steps in maintaining a litter-free environment.

Speaking at the event, Dr. Sir Ernest Azudialu Obiejesi Chairman Obijackson Foundation, stated, “We believe that a clean environment is the foundation of a healthy community. The ‘Keep Okija Clean’ project is not just about cleaning up; it’s about instilling a sense of pride and responsibility among our residents. We are grateful for the support of the Akpoazaa Group in amplifying our message.”

Chief Chinedu Ononuju (Agbaego Okija) National President Okija Bu Enyi Brothers Assembly added, “We are proud to partner with the Obijackson Foundation on this vital initiative. This is just a beginning of new opportunities for Ndî Okija.

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CEO Akpoazaa Foundation, Dr Frank Odinaka Igbojindu (Akuyienwata na Okija) stated, Our billboards advert campaign was our own way of promoting and supporting the Keep Okija Clean initiative. Our aim was to remind everyone of their role in maintaining a clean and beautiful Okija.”

The ‘Keep Okija Clean’ project will include various activities over the coming months, as stated by the coordinator of the initiative, Mr Chukwudi Enukoha of Obijackson Foundation. It will include community clean-up days, educational workshops in schools, and collaboration with local businesses to promote sustainable practices.

The Obijackson Foundation and Okija Bu Enyi encourage all residents of Okija to participate actively in these efforts and to take pride in their community.

Together, we can create a cleaner, healthier, and more vibrant Okija for future generations.