Environmental Sanitation: Fullpower Donates Waste Bins to Yenagoa Schools

Comr. Esther Fullpower has taken a bold step to promote environmental sanitation in Yenagoa.

PulseNets learnt she donated waste bins to all Government Primary and Secondary Schools within Yenagoa Local Government Area. The exercise covered the following communities:

• Igbogene

• Yenigwe

• Akenfa

• Akenpai

• Agudama

• Edepie

• Tombia

• Etegwe

• Okutukutu

• Opolo

• Biogbolo

• Kpansia

• Okaka

• Azikoro

Community members told PulseNets that this act goes beyond the donation itself, describing it as “a practical step that redefines leadership and inspires others to take responsibility for their environment.”

According to information obtained by PulseNets, the initiative is designed to promote proper waste management while creating a healthier and cleaner learning environment for schoolchildren across Yenagoa. Environmental advocates also learnt that this project will help instill the culture of sanitation and hygiene at an early stage among pupils and students.

Comr. Fullpower has consistently shown leadership through action. Her continued interventions, particularly in areas of public health and education, confirm her genuine sense of duty to society.

One education stakeholder in Yenigwe told PulseNets: “This initiative is proof that leadership is about action. Our children now have cleaner schools, and this will certainly influence their attitude towards hygiene and the environment.”

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By this act, Comr. Esther Fullpower has once again reinforced the belief that true leadership is measured in deeds that transform lives. Her commitment to investing in the future of Yenagoa’s children through sustainable environmental sanitation is a clear demonstration of her vision.

Service to humanity remains the greatest work of life, and this initiative by Comr. Esther Fullpower has raised the bar for community leadership and social responsibility in Bayelsa State.