President Mahama's Powerful Plea: Ghana Pledges to Combat Littering

Ghanaian President John Mahama, in a powerful address on World Environment Day 2025, issued a challenge to all Ghanaians: "Repeat after me… I will not litter." Speaking at a tree-planting exercise, President Mahama emphasized the importance of reducing plastic waste and planting trees. He stated, "A clean green Ghana is not only possible, but it is a necessity." The president's commitment extends beyond words; he announced plans for regional tree-planting festivals and national cleanup drives, demonstrating a strong national commitment to ecological renewal. The initiative is expected to boost Ghana's image internationally and improve its environmental health. This commitment is further strengthened by the partnership with Maseko, who have pledged to plant 30 million trees in Ghana. The event showcases a positive step towards a more sustainable future for Ghana.