In a bold move to combat illegal mining activities, the Nzema East Municipal Taskforce, led by Hon. Herbert Nuah Dickson, Municipal Chief Executive, in collaboration with the Ghana Police Service, has successfully conducted operations in Abelebo and Duale to evict “nature criminals” mining on the River Ankobra.
The joint operation, which took place in the Western Region, demonstrates the commitment of the Municipal Chief Executive and the Inspector General of Police, IGP Tetteh Nyahunu, to protecting the environment and upholding the law.
The taskforce’s efforts have been met with widespread acclaim from community members, who have long been concerned about the devastating impact of illegal mining on their environment and livelihoods.
The illegal mining activities on the River Ankobra have been causing significant harm to the environment, posing serious health risks to residents, and undermining the local economy.
The Nzema East Municipal Taskforce’s intervention has brought relief to the affected communities, and their actions have been hailed as a significant step towards restoring the rule of law and protecting the environment.
Community members have expressed their gratitude to Hon. Herbert Nuah Dickson and IGP Tetteh Nyahunu for their leadership and commitment to addressing the issue of illegal mining in the area. The residents are hopeful that these efforts will continue and that the taskforce will remain vigilant in ensuring that the River Ankobra is protected from further degradation.
The Nzema East Municipal Taskforce’s operation is a testament to the power of collaboration and determination in addressing environmental and security challenges.
As the community looks to the future, they can take comfort in knowing that their leaders are working tirelessly to protect their interests and promote sustainable development.
The success of this operation serves as a model for other communities facing similar challenges, and it is hoped that this initiative will inspire further action to safeguard the environment and promote the well-being of local residents.
