Ghana's Ketu North Turns Green: Massive Tree Planting Initiative on World Environment Day

Ketu North Embraces Greenery: Community Rallies for Massive Tree Planting Initiative Ketu North, Ghana – In a heartwarming display of community spirit and environmental consciousness, residents of Ketu North, led by their Member of Parliament, Hon. Edem Agbana, participated in a large-scale tree planting exercise on World Environment Day. The initiative, known as the Green Ketu North Initiative, saw the planting of over 10,000 trees of various species, including mangoes, coconuts, and mahogany, along a newly constructed road. The event drew significant participation from diverse segments of the community, including students, elders, chiefs, and queen mothers. "This is a call in the right direction," stated Hon. Agbana in an interview featured in a video of the event, "Ketu North is ready to take off when it comes to issues of the environment." His words highlighted the community’s proactive approach to environmental protection and its commitment to sustainable development. The Green Ketu North Initiative is a testament to the power of collective action in addressing environmental challenges. The MP's call for collaboration with NGOs underscores the need for a multi-stakeholder approach to achieve long-term environmental sustainability in the region. The success of this initiative serves as an inspiration for other communities across Ghana and beyond.