President of the Waste Management Society of Nigeria (WAMASON), Chief Akpabio Ndarake Esien, AmbGW, has delivered a compelling Easter message, linking the season of renewal to the importance of clean, healthy, and sustainable communities.
In his message, he urged Nigerians to embrace Easter as a time not only for spiritual reflection but also for practical action that benefits society and the environment.
“Easter teaches us the value of renewal and responsibility.”
“Just as the season reminds us of rebirth and new beginnings, it also calls on us to restore our environment and keep our communities clean,” he said.
He encouraged citizens to take deliberate steps toward improving sanitation, reducing waste, and supporting initiatives that foster healthier living spaces.
Chief Esien highlighted the role of civic responsibility and collective effort in building sustainable communities.
“Let this season inspire us to act with purpose, care for our surroundings, support community projects, and ensure that the legacy we leave behind is one of cleanliness, order, and hope,” he added.
He also extended prayers for peace, health, and prosperity to families across Nigeria, stressing that individual and collective responsibility remain central to meaningful societal progress.
His Easter message blends spiritual reflection with actionable guidance, challenging Nigerians to translate the themes of renewal, responsibility, and hope into lasting positive change for their communities.