South Dayi MP Fights Against Poor Security And Sanitation in Tongor-Dzemeni Market
The workaholic MP issued these warnings when he mobilized hundreds of thousands market folks and youths including EMENYO group to embark on massive communinal labour in Tongor-Dzemeni market.
Freeman Koryekpor 
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC Congress (NDC)
Member of Parliament (MP) for South Dayi Constituency in the Volta Region, Honourable
Rockson-Nelson Etse Kwami Dafeamekpor has cautioned the residents to immediately stop indiscriminate littering and disposal of waste in gutters and other unapproved sites in the constituency.
The workaholic MP issued these warnings when he mobilized hundreds of thousands market folks and youths including EMENYO group to embark on massive communinal labour in Tongor-Dzemeni market.
During the course of the communal labour, Honourable Dafeamekpor also donated one thousand (1000) pieces of cement blocks and other building materials to support the market folk to construct several urinals and staircases in the Dzemeni Market.
The MP as part of the exercise donated ten (10) sets of 150watts LED Street lights and paid for their immediate installation to improve security at night as well as improve night activities of the women in the market to improve security situation in the market.
The market folks were are grateful to God Almighty for making these things possible.
We would like to give a very big thanks to our humble MP for his marvelous and surprise delivery of instant duties.
"We also want to thank Michael Vudo Akaho the Constituency Organizer, NDC, Thomas Avuwadah, the Assembly member for Dzemeni East, John Abotsi, Tongor-Dzemeni West Assembly member, Mad Adzokapa Christine- EMENYO Vice Chair and constituency executive member, Alhaji Nuhu Seini and all party folks.
"Finally, thanks to everyone for his or her duty well done in diverse ways. May the good Lord richly bless you all," they noted.
Speaking in an interview with Soireenews.com, the some stakesholders in Tongor-Dzemeni lauded the MP in his quest to embark on cleanliness campaigns at Tongor-Dzemeni and called for the collaboration of the individuals to eradicate filth from the area.
They, however, called for education of residents to ensure cleanliness in their surroundings.
They further called on state institutions to enforce the bye-laws on sanitation to check the menace.
They stressed that they believe that the citizenry has the leverage to generate waste but until bye-laws on sanitation are enforced, indiscriminate littering and disposal of waste in gutters and other unapproved sites would not cease.
The opinion leaders observed that there had been so much waste in the immediate environment due to congestion and over-population in the sense that commercial activities kept increasing by the day.
They, however, attributed the engulfing filth in the immediate environment to administrative failure on the part of state institutions responsible for waste management.
