The governor wants traders, shopkeepers and other entrepreneurs to understand that maintaining a clean environment should not be left to county workers alone. He believes every person operating a business has a responsibility to ensure that the area around their premises remains neat and safe.
Sakaja has particularly called on business owners to stop illegal dumping of waste and careless littering, which have contributed to growing cleanliness concerns in different parts of Nairobi.
As part of the efforts to improve the city's appearance, the governor is encouraging businesses to embrace the 10-metre cleaning initiative. Under this approach, business owners are expected to take responsibility for cleaning the immediate surroundings of their premises rather than waiting for county officials to intervene.
The initiative is intended to encourage personal responsibility and make cleanliness a shared duty among residents, traders and other stakeholders.
Nairobi, being Kenya's capital and a major commercial centre, attracts thousands of people daily. Its streets, markets and business areas experience heavy human activity, making proper waste management an important issue.
A cleaner city would not only improve its appearance but also create a healthier environment for people who live, work and conduct business there.
The governor's appeal comes as efforts to improve sanitation and restore order in Nairobi continue to attract public attention.
Sakaja is now looking towards greater cooperation from the business community, hoping that small daily actions will help transform the city into a cleaner and more welcoming place for everyone.
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