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Narok East environmental conservation. Enaramatishoreki.

 Enaramatishoreki Environmental Day.

With their theme NATURE CANNOT WAIT, Greening Africa in partnership with Tareto Africa, ArbitragePay, Naretmuj Environmental Conservation Group and volunteer officials from Narok County Government visited Enaramatishoreki Primary School for a tree planting exercise as they offer motivational talks and donate sanitary towels.

 

Brilliant Nchoe being assisted to plant a tree 

Those present included the nominated MCA Ildamat ward Catherine Kutinkala,

Hon Catherine Kutinkala planting a Tree 

Narok county government CEO youth affairs, gender and sports HON. Pessy Ntari 
CEO youth affairs, Pessy Ntari after planting a tree.

the Ildamat ward administrator and director Greening Africa Lawrence Konko,
Lawrence konko giving motivational talks

Director JohnMurunya (MAA),
Director John Murunya
 Chief Kutinkala, Chief Sambao, Brilliant Nchoe of Tareto Africa, Monica (Herbalists), Director Candy B (ArbitragePay)
The Director ArbitragePay, Candy B giving motivational talks.

The team promised to support enaramatishoreki girls in provision of sanitary towels after every two months as long as they take good care of the planted trees.

With greening africa and Naretmuj Environmental Conservation Group plans to make Narok East Green and sustainable through environmental education, planting of trees throughout Narok East, and their plan to plant trees in schools, health centres, churches and donating trees to the general community, the organisation will have the next event at Enooseyia Narok east.

The young boys also benefited with sports equipments.

Comments

  1. Princess KelenaJuly 29, 2023 at 10:26 AM

    Good work team. Thumbs up 👍

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    1. NARETMUJ July 29, 2023 at 12:04 PM

      Appreciated,
      We must continue protecting the environment

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