Oluebube A. Chukwu Foundation (OACF) has today (Saturday 28th March 2026) conducted a large-scale environmental sanitation exercise across five local government areas in Abia State, mobilising 183 volunteers in a coordinated effort to promote cleanliness and community participation.
The sanitation exercise took place simultaneously in Isuikwuato Local Government Area, Umunneochi Local Government Area, Bende Local Government Area, Arochukwu Local Government Area and Ohafia Local Government Area as part of the foundation’s ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability and grassroots engagement.
In Isuikwuato LGA, the exercise was held at Amiyim, Ndioha Amaba Village Square in Ward 3, where 12 volunteers participated in clearing debris and improving the sanitation of the community. The activity was coordinated by the foundation’s manager, Mr. Anyachi Ndubuisi, alongside community leaders.
Umunneochi LGA recorded the highest turnout, with 65 volunteers taking part in the sanitation exercise at Nkwo Mbala Market Square in Mbala Achara Ward (Zone 2). The cleanup was supervised by the LGA Manager, Mr. Uwey Onyemachi, with support from the Zone 2 Coordinator, Don Silas, and the Women Leader, Mrs. Onwu Salome. Participants focused on cleaning the market and its surrounding environment.
In Bende LGA, the sanitation exercise was carried out at Amaege Okoko Item in Ward B, where 10 volunteers participated in the cleanup. The activity was supervised by the Ward Coordinator, Hon. Sunday Ichie Eke, following directives from the LGA Manager, Mr. Evans Godswill.
Similarly, in Arochukwu LGA, about 60 volunteers gathered at Umuchiakuma Market in Eleoha Ward, Ihechiowa, where they carried out sanitation activities aimed at improving environmental hygiene. The exercise was led by the Ward Coordinator, Nwankanma Ndu Okwun, under the supervision of the LGA Manager, Mr. Uyor Enyinnaya.
In Ohafia LGA, 36 volunteers engaged in clearing blocked drainage channels in Asaga community. The sanitation activity was directed by the LGA Manager, Mr. Best Okorie, with support from the ward coordinator, Mr. Peter Ogba Kalu, with efforts focused on improving water flow and reducing environmental hazards.
Participants across the five LGAs demonstrated strong teamwork and commitment throughout the exercise, contributing to cleaner surroundings and raising awareness about the importance of regular sanitation practices.
The foundation commended its managers, coordinators, community leaders and volunteers for their dedication, reaffirming its commitment to promoting public health, environmental sustainability and community development across Abia State.
