The Adamawa State Government says it will start house-to-house inspection of its monthly sanitation exercise to raise compliance levels. This is coming as households largely ignore the monthly sanitation exercise slated for every last Saturday of the month.
Currently, government officials supervise compliance mostly at the levels of public buildings, streets and sewages, leaving households unchecked, thereby freeing most residents to just lie back in their houses and wait until 10am to go out for their usual business.
The Executive Chairman of the Adamawa State Board of Internal Revenue, Hamma Adama Njabbari who joined other government officials to supervise the exercise Saturday morning, said 30 shops in Yola had so far been marked to be served notice to clean their vicinity. Njabbari vowed that the notice would be issued immediately to the shop owners who would be required to either comply or face sanction.
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