NSWMA Welcomes New Litter Wardens at Graduation Ceremony
The National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) has officially graduated its newest group of Litter Wardens, strengthening efforts to promote cleanliness and enforce waste management regulations across the country.
At the ceremony, each graduate was awarded a certificate of achievement and an official identification badge, formally recognizing their readiness to serve.
General Manager Mrs. Indira James Henry and Permanent Secretary Mr. Colin O’Keiffe presided over the presentations, congratulating the graduates on their achievement. Both praised the wardens for their commitment during training and encouraged them to bring the same dedication to their new roles.
The NSWMA says the addition of the wardens will help improve enforcement against littering, while also supporting the Authority’s broader mission of fostering cleaner, healthier communities.
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Comments (6)
Evelyn Houston October 5, 2025, 3:43 PM
If possible, the wardens should wear body cameras ,so that in the event of any dispute when issued with a penalty, the proof is there.
This would also be effective for people who throw litter from vehicles, as the number plate will also be visible.
Apex Jones September 20, 2025, 9:21 PM
Hope they brace themselves for all the insults that may come their way.
Brittany September 20, 2025, 8:43 PM
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