As part of his ‘Let’s Go Clean the Beach’ initiative, musician and environmental sanitation ambassador, Togbe Ghana, has partnered with DHL Ghana and YFM to lead a symbolic tree-planting exercise at the Osu Beach.
The event which took place on Friday, Farmers' Day had committed team of volunteers.
The group planted 100 coconut trees, marking an important step in a broader plan to plant 10,000 coconut trees along Ghana’s coastline.
The initiative seeks to promote environmental sustainability, protect the shoreline, ensure cleaner beaches, and contribute to long-term ecological restoration efforts.
Volunteers from various communities came together to participate in the activity, strengthening the growing call for citizens to take ownership of environmental responsibility.
Speaking at the event, Togbe Ghana emphasized the importance of collective action. He noted: “Keeping our beaches clean and green is not the responsibility of one person—it is the responsibility of all of us. Every coconut tree we plant today is a promise to the next generation.”
The initiative keeps gaining traction, attracting partners and volunteers who envision a Ghana that's cleaner, greener, and more sustainable.
