West-Central Africa Division

West-Central Africa Division | staff mobilize to keep division premises and surroundings clean.

An environmental initiative spearheaded by the Division President, Pastor Bassey E. O. Udoh.

headquarters of the West-Central Africa Division

Bollet Nestor - WAD Communication
A staff member picks up litter to clean up the Division headquarters ahead of the Year-End Council

A staff member picks up litter to clean up the Division headquarters ahead of the Year-End Council

Pastor Min Ho

Abidjan, November 4, 2026 – Cleanliness and environmental preservation are among the key priorities of the West-Central Africa Division (WAD). As part of the environmental initiatives spearheaded by the Division President, Pastor Bassey E. O. Udoh, all staff members mobilized on the morning of Wednesday, November 4, 2026, to participate in a clean-up exercise on the administrative premises and their surroundings.

Pastor Vincent Samé, Executive Secretary in action.
Pastor Min Ho
(Left to right) Mrs. Marie Tanon and Mrs. Lydia Falayi
Pastor Min Ho

Following the morning devotion, a time of spiritual fellowship that brings employees together daily, staff members took part in this sanitation activity. Equipped with the necessary cleaning materials, they cleaned the areas surrounding the offices, helping to create a cleaner, healthier, and more pleasant working environment.

Elder Tanon Siméon.
Pastor Min Ho
Ouattara Hyacinthe
Pastor Min Ho

This initiative reflects the Division leadership's commitment to making environmental protection a shared responsibility and a practical part of everyday life. It also demonstrates the importance placed on maintaining institutional facilities and preserving a healthy professional environment.

Elder Moussoh pierre
Pastor Min Ho
Elder Falayi, Associate Secretary
Pastor Min Ho

Beyond its practical purpose, the exercise provided an opportunity for collective engagement and strengthened team spirit. It served as a reminder that Christian responsibility extends beyond spiritual life and is also expressed through daily actions, particularly respect for the environment and concern for the common good.

Elder Jonas
Pastor Min Ho
Madam Victoria Annoh-Appiah
Pastor Min Ho

Through this initiative, the West-Central Africa Division seeks to promote a lasting culture of cleanliness, orderliness, and environmental responsibility, beginning with its own workplace.

Keeping our environment clean is everyone's responsibility.

Bollet Nestor - WAD Communication