I feel very happy and full of gratitude writing this, few weeks ago I posted about cleaning up the community I grew up I actually thought it was going to be a not so difficult task which could be carried out with 200sbd or less I was totally wrong. I started with preventing further cases of malaria from occuring by providing mosquito nets and collaborating with a closeby pharmacy in distribution of drugs and mosquito nets which we have been able to donate twice now. Also gave an example to the people on how to install the mosquito nets using one of their rooms as an example
I decided to start the full clean up by starting with four paid labourer assisted by myself and few friends.
We couldn’t do much on the second day due to the rain and it gave us a setback.
In other to avoid water storing up on the road we had to fill up so many spots with sand from digging and we had to buy broken blocks at a cheaper price from a nearby factory ,gravel cause a portion of the road was sinking really bad
Digging of the ditches was so stressful , we made a proper drainage system to avoid flooding in the case of heavy rain
The whole process took a whole four days including (from morning till evening)
The whole experience was tougher than I thought it would be, from running out of funds, having to walk distances to get refreshments,the screen of my phone breaking in the process .
At a point I was really frustrated and tired
The thought of avoiding another case of losing a child to malaria gave me the motivation I needed.The whole clean up opened my eyes to so many societal problems we overlook. A man approached me and offered to help pack the dirt for any amount so he could feed himself, this brought tears to my eyes before I could say jack he already took the wheelbarrow
@sircork of 
@youarehope foundation with 250steem ( I really can’t thank you enough for your monetary and moral support, God bless you real good) . A big thank you to my My friend 
@tyrex who introduced me to steemit (he made sure he called everyday to check on the progress of the cleanup) . My sis 
@ifeoluwa88 provided us lunch for two days ( you know I owe you forever). A big thank you to my friend 
@hardebayo who just joined steemit as a result of this project ( he took all the pictures and videos with his phone and assisted all through)
@c0ff33a for always encouraging and the entire steemit community. This was made possible by the result of the good deed of @sircork I am really grateful.
Vote sircork as a witness
