Youth Parliament Ghana Thanks Buipe Community After Constituency Clean-Up Exercise

BUIPE, SAVANNAH REGION — Youth Parliament Ghana – Yapei-Kusawgu Constituency has expressed appreciation to residents, institutions, traditional leaders, youth groups, security agencies, schools, volunteers and other stakeholders who supported its recent constituency clean-up exercise in Buipe.

The exercise brought together young people, students, community members and representatives of various institutions to participate in efforts aimed at improving sanitation and promoting environmental responsibility within the community.

Youth Parliament Ghana – Yapei-Kusawgu Constituency said the level of participation demonstrated the importance of collective action and community ownership in addressing local environmental challenges.

The organisation expressed particular appreciation to the Central Gonja District Assembly and the District Chief Executive, Hon. Mahama Fuseini, for their support.

It also acknowledged the contribution of the Member of Parliament for Yapei-Kusawgu, Hon. Dr. John Abdulai Jinapor, as well as the Buipe Traditional Authority and elders.

The organisation recognised His Majesty Buipe-Wura Abdulai Jinapor II, Vice President of the National House of Chiefs, among the traditional leaders whose support was appreciated.

Security agencies, headteachers, teachers and staff of participating schools, students, the National Ambulance Service, media organisations, youth from Buipe and surrounding communities, and community volunteers were also acknowledged.

Youth participation and community service

The Youth Parliament said the exercise was more than a sanitation activity, describing it as an opportunity for young people and community members to demonstrate responsible citizenship and contribute directly to the development of their community.

The organisation also commended its Executive Board, led by Youth Member of Parliament Hon. Munkaila Tourrick, for its coordination and commitment to the exercise.

According to the Youth Parliament, the contribution of participants was valuable regardless of the size or nature of their individual roles.

The organisation said the exercise demonstrated that positive change can begin when citizens come together and take practical action for the benefit of their communities.

Commitment to continued civic engagement

Youth Parliament Ghana – Yapei-Kusawgu Constituency said it remains committed to promoting youth participation, community development, environmental responsibility, civic engagement and meaningful youth leadership.

It called for continued collaboration among young people, traditional authorities, local government institutions, schools, community organisations and residents to support initiatives that improve living conditions across the constituency.

The organisation said it hopes the spirit of collective responsibility demonstrated during the clean-up exercise will continue beyond the event and encourage more residents, particularly young people, to participate in community development activities.

WATCH: Buipe community joins Youth Parliament Ghana clean-up exercise

Gonja Pulse has original photographs and video from the exercise showing youth, students, community volunteers and other participants taking part in the clean-up activity in Buipe.

The appreciation message was signed by Hon. Munkaila Tourrick, Youth Member of Parliament, Youth Parliament Ghana – Yapei-Kusawgu Constituency, and forwarded by Dari Ishaw Zulkalen, Public Relations Officer.

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