This years world Cleanup day event was sure to be a unique celebration as it came in the midst of a global pandemic which threatened nations economically and directly affecting environmental growth projects.
African Cleanup Initiative through strong support from the Cocacola foundation committed to make sure the celebration was a memorable one for every citizen regardless of distance or location.
ILUPEJU RECYCLESPAY COVID-19 SUPPORT PROJECT
Saturday, the 5th of September 2020 is a day the people of Ilupeju community Lagos State will not forget as African Cleanup Initiative together with other partners (Wevo, Wecyclers, Inspired Next Initiative, Inside Out With Agatha Foundation, Rave TV, Odi-olowo/ojuwoye LCDA with about 35 volunteers went for the Recyclespay Covid-19 Support and #MaskUpSlum Project which is proudly sponsored by Coca-Cola Foundation.
AJEGUNLE RECYCLESPAY COVID-19 SUPPORT PROJECT
Thursday, the 30th of July 2020 is a day the people of Ajegunle community Lagos State became the host for African Clean Up Initiative together with other partners ( Achievers Factory International, Wevo, Wecyclers, Inspired Next Initiative, Dreams from the Slum Initiative and Yagazie Foundation) with about 39 volunteers, for the Recyclespay Covid-19 Support and #MaskUpSlum Project which is proudly sponsored by Coca-Cola Foundation.
Thursday, the 23rd of July 2020 is a day the people of Alagbado community Lagos State will not forget in a hurry as African Clean Up Initiative together with other partners (AIICO Insurance, African Youth and talent summit, Wevo, Wecyclers, Inspired Next Initiative, and Yagazie Foundation) with about 26 volunteers, went into Alagbado community for Recyclespay Covid-19 Support and #MaskUpSlum Project which is proudly sponsored by Coca-Cola Foundation.
Thursday, the 2nd of July 2020 is a day the people of Ijora Oloye community Lagos State will not forget in a hurry as African Clean Up Initiative together with other partners (the Quivers Foundation, Wevo, Wecyclers, Inspired Next Initiative, Recycler Association of Nigeria, and Yagazie Foundation) with about 30 volunteers, went into Ijora Oloye community for the first Recyclespay Covid-19 Support and #MaskUpSlum Project which is proudly sponsored by Coca-Cola Foundation.
On the 5th of May 2020, The African Clean Up Initiative initiated a special intervention project tagged #MaskUpSlum which is targeted to provide 5000 reusable face-masks to help end community transmission of COVID-19 in low income communities within Lagos. The organization, on the 8th of May 2020, made a call for support online for organizations and Individuals to contribute and donate to the course.
The Recycling Club of the Lagos State Educational District 1 which consists of all government schools in Agege, Alimosho and Ifako Ijaiye on Wednesday 11th March 2020 organized a programme which is a training on turning wastes to wealth in Conjunction with African CleanUp Initiative, and Bead God. The training was attended by teachers and students in the Recycling Club of the 99 schools under the Education District 1.
Saturday, March 7th 2020 is a day the Earth was excited to meet the team from African Cleanup Initiative as they prepared to work the talk. The Clean for impact (CFI) exercise in partnership with The Redeemed Evangelical Mission (TREM) Victoria Island was all shade of success as over 80 volunteers came together to contribute their own quota towards sustainable development.
The Recyclespay Educational Project which was launched in December 2018 is a project designed to address the challenges faced by low income school owners with regards to Student school fees, Text Books, Uniforms, Furniture, teacher Allowance and other basic school necessities.
Saturday, 22nd of February 2020 is a day the people at obalende, Lagos will not forget in a hurry as African CleanUp Initiative (ACI) with about 150 volunteers went into different areas in obalende to clean up the community.
Everyone converged at the UBA parking lot which is behind Oando filling station and by 8:40 am, the Chief Operation officers of ACI, Mrs. Eunice Akhigbe welcomed both partners and volunteers. She spoke about the essence of the exercise and thank everyone for volunteering to be a part of the exercise.
