John Dumelo spotted in black attire, holding a shovel during scenes from the cleanup exercise
Member of Parliament for Ayawaso West Wuogon, John Dumelo, has once again set a commendable example of leadership by joining residents of Shiashie and Tesano in a community clean-up exercise during the Easter period.
In a video shared on his X page on April 20, 2025, the MP documented his morning activities, pointing out his commitment to improving sanitation and encouraging civic responsibility at the grassroots level.
“My first stop was Shiashie, where I interacted with residents and took part in a clean-up exercise organized by the youth. We focused on desilting gutters and clearing rubbish to enhance sanitation in the area,” Dumelo narrated.
“It was a good morning. I think we started around 6:37. That was me with a very long stick, trying to remove most of the silt from the gutters,” he added, as footage showed him actively participating in the exercise.
After Shiashie, Dumelo proceeded to Tesano, parts of which fall within the Ayawaso West Wuogon Constituency, which he proudly described as “the greatest constituency in Ghana.”
At Tesano, he once again joined residents in a similar clean-up effort, reinforcing his dedication to community development and grassroots engagement.
“So, from Shiashie, I moved straight to Tesano. Some parts of Tesano fall within my constituency. The youth there were also organizing a clean-up, and I joined them as well,” he said.
Dumelo’s participation in the clean-up exercises has been widely praised on social media, with many hailing his hands-on approach to leadership and public service.
See post below:
How i spent my Easter Saturday…..Happy Holidays folks. #IDEY4U pic.twitter.com/URj2WobEvr
— Farmer John,MP (@johndumelo) April 20, 2025
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