The women's commission of Ghana Institute of Journalism( G.I.J) as
part of its activities marking the women's week, joined forces with the
federation of environmental journalists to embark on a clean-up exercise both
within and outside campus.
Clad in branded indomie T-shirts, with fingers in gloves and noses covered
with masks, participants including all ten contestants of Face of G.I.J pageant
and members of the F.E.J started the exercise by sweeping and distilling
gutters at the back yard of block D.
Face of GIJ contestants and FEJ members at work
In an
interview with Maame Afia Frimponmaa Dwira, the organizing secretary of FEJ,
she noted that as budding environmental journalists, the club’s collaboration
with the women’s commission is a step in the right direction as it affords
members to "walk the talk" in maintaining a sanitized environment.
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Frimponmaa Dwira (Middle ) |
Delicious packs of Indomie instant noodles were also readily
available for participants to munch on, after the exercise.
Dora Badu Acheampong, the women’s commissioner also noted that, the
clean- up exercise was the first of its kind being organized by the commission,
adding that the aim was to maintain a healthy GIJ environment.
The clean-up exercise, is the second in the series of events to
commemorate the GIJ women’s week. Day one saw the director of Ipas Ghana, deliver
a talk on the theme “Abortion and the tertiary student”. Subsequent events
include a trade fair and fashion show as well as the face of GIJ pageant.
This year’s pageant which comes off on Saturday, 23rd April,
2016 at Alisa Hotel would be the climax of the women’s week celebration.
By
Daniel Abugre Anyorigya.
Level
100
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