Togbega Gabusu VI, Paramount Chief of Gbi Traditional Area, has called on Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies to rigidly enforce environmental and sanitation regulations. He asked schools authorities to inculcate into school children the habit of environmental cleanliness. Togbega Gabusu was speaking at the launch of the 15th Anniversary celebration of the Ghana National Scholarship Beneficiaries Association (GNASBA). The GNASBA also used the event to launch the 2008 Schools Environmental Sanitation Educational Campaign, sponsored by Fan Milk Limited under the theme, “Changing Attitudes to Sustain Our Environment”. Togbega Gabusu called for sustained public education to ensure environmental cleanliness. Togbega Gabusu urged the assemblies to ensure that landlords and landladies provided modern toilets in their homes. Mr Baffour Akwasi Oppong, National Chairman of the GNASBA said the campaign, would involve general clean-ups, tree planting and public education on and environment and sanitation. He said the Association has planted 100,000 tree seedlings in all the 104 districts in the country, created awareness on environmental protection and waste management in schools. Mr Oppong thanked Fan Milk Limited for supporting the campaign regularly which he said was making significant impact on the people. Mr Kwasi Attuah, Sales/Marketing Manager of Fan Milk Limited, said the company was collaborating with City Waste, a private body working on a school’s sanitation programme to recycle plastic waste. He said about 100,000 pupils, students and teachers were expected to take part in the programme this year. Mr Kwasi Attuah said “We believe we can instil good sanitation practices into students and pupils so that they will grow with it”, he stressed. Pupils and students were mobilised from 20 public and private schools in the Hohoe Municipality. They weeded busy areas and distilled choked gutters at the Hohoe Municipal hospital, main market and around the Municipal Assembly area. GNA