The Deputy Chief of Staff, Nana Oye Bampoe Addo, has backed El-Sayus Company Limited, Scientific Cleaning and Property Management, on their efforts in the National cleanup and other sanitation activities during the National General Clean-up exercise.
She shows confident in the company’s ability to carry out the cleanup and other community cleaning work in future. During the exercise, she asked El-Sayus to bring its equipment and expertise to help clear roadside dirt and keep the environment clean.
Her comments were a call on the government to give the company the chance to undertake the job, based on its skills and equipment.
El-Sayus Company Limited was established in 1995 and describes itself as one of Ghana’s leading property maintenance and scientific cleaning companies, with more than 30 years in professional cleaning and facility management.
The company’s services include scientific cleaning, janitorial work, fumigation and pest control, property maintenance, waste management support, and hygiene and sanitation solutions.
El-Sayus says it works with government institutions, corporate organisations, schools, healthcare facilities, hospitality establishments, and residential clients.
The company also runs corporate social responsibility programmes covering environmental sustainability, public health, sanitation awareness, and community development.
As part of that work, El-Sayus has donated relief items to the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) to support relief efforts for communities hit by flooding. The company said businesses have a part to play in national emergency response and in helping communities recover.
El-Sayus operates under the philosophy “In Unity We Deliver.”
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