Hassan Babatunde
In a bid to ensure an healthy and waste free environment in Nigeria, on her part, The Junior Chambers International (JCI), Ogun State chapter has yesterday launched the ‘Let’s do it Campaign" project at the state capital, Abeokuta.
The ‘Let’s do it Campaign’ project is an initiative embarked on by the JCI with aims of evacuating plastic bottles and wastes in the environment .
Speaking at the JCIN MAPOLY general assembly, JCI National director of Let’s do it campaign,
Mr Gafar Olorunleke claimed that the campaign objectives is to have a clean and waste free environment.
According to him, JCI International is set to have the biggest civic recycling in 2018 which will witness over 150 countries including Nigeria as they will unite efforts to have a world clean up day on September 15".
In the same vein, the JCI Abeokuta President, JCIN Amb. Sanni Babatunde also stressed further that having a cleaner environment is JCI Nigeria and other NGOs paramount objectives.
In his words, JCI Abeokuta will be doing something similar come September 15 to commemorate the world clean up day.
Commenting on the campaign significance to Ogun communities, JCIN MAPOLY chapter President, Olabisi Olajumoke stated that project will ensure a clean institution and its environs by orientating students against littering and waste management .
Olajumoke also added that the campaign will begin online especially on twitter where prominent individuals will be aware of the campaign for support.
However, JCIN Amb. Wale Bakare later had a training session with JCIN Mapoly members where he discussed on employability skills.
Other personalities at the general assembly are JCI Abeokuta President, JCIN Amb. Sanni Babatunde, JCIN FUNNAB President, Wilson Olumuyiwa.
