About
A Nigerian-born politician, artist, photographer and environmental campaigner, Josephine MacLeod relocated to Scotland more than a decade ago.
She brought with her a lifelong commitment to protecting nature and improving communities.
Today, that passion has evolved into a national movement with the launch of the Cleaner, Greener Scotland – Nature & Communities First Campaign, an initiative aimed at tackling litter, potholes, fly-tipping and environmental neglect across Scotland.
Josephine advocates for families, businesses, the reduction of NHS waiting times, cost of living and energy prices, the reversal of punitive cuts to the winter fuel allowance, quality education, environmental protection, job creation, and practical approaches that put more money in your pockets so you can reach your full potential.
She brings a practical, community-driven approach that listens, acts, and delivers.
Scotland is one of the most beautiful countries in the world, but too many of our communities are affected by litter, fly-tipping, potholes, poor road maintenance and environmental neglect. This campaign is about bringing people together to take pride in our streets, parks, roads and public spaces.
Josephine Oboh-Macleod