Nana Ama McBrown, a well-known actress and television broadcaster, has joined the Bus Stop Boys, a volunteer organization that is actively cleaning gutters in Accra. McBrown and a Holy Insecticides team rolled up their sleeves to deal with the garbage clogging the drains at Swanlake in North Kaneshie during the exercise.

Speaking during the cleanup, McBrown urged greater public support for the Bus Stop Boys' efforts and commended their commitment. "The Bus Stop Boys are doing a great job, but they need more help." I have thus scheduled time to join them clean today," she stated. As promised, McBrown actively participated in the task, going into one of the gutters to clear away trash and standing water. Setting an example for others, she braved the stink and began to work with a head pan in hand.


She emphasized that everyone has a responsibility to keep the environment clean by reminding the audience that "the Bus Stop Boys clean up the mess we all create as citizens." Despite the difficult circumstances, McBrown remained determined. "Today, I'll also help clean the gutters. She went on to say, "My people from Holy Insecticides and I are not better people than the Bus Stop Boys.



McBrown's participation emphasizes how crucial sanitation is in reducing the health hazards that blocked gutters provide. Her engagement with Holy Insecticides further emphasizes the necessity of neighborhood groups, organizations, and citizens working together to promote cleanliness.

To make Accra a healthier place for everyone, the Bus Stop Boys, who are renowned for their altruistic efforts, have been cleaning the city's streets and gutters. In addition to advancing their cause, McBrown's involvement motivates others to act. Take a look at the video below.

As the cleanup came to an end, McBrown's activities made it very evident that everyone could contribute to Ghana's cleanliness.