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GeneralShepherd:


I disagree with you, here in the UK I know how messed up the toilets usually are in the evenings but guess what they are always spotless the next day.
And mind you here there's is portable water 24/7

Humans are humans what Nigerian schools need is proper management

You are making reference to UK, and I am talking about Nigeria. There is a big disparity between those two. What I am telling you is through first hand experience.

mikolo80:
typical. you didn't see what I wrote in bracket ba. I don wash toilet wella. as in pressed down shaken together and running over with shitt (boarding school tinz) and believe when I tell your age butter asss that no amount of soap detergent or grammar can keep shitt clean without adequate water supply.
adequate water supply costs money
money costs school fees or taxes
unu go gree govt to raise either

Undoubtedly, Water supply is essential. But I have seen cases where there is steady supply of water and the facility is still very messy all the time. If people can change their reckless attitude toward these facilities then the cleanliness of these places can be maintained to a certain degree.

Pigs can't even enter there.
Nigerians can't manage anything, except corruption.

NaijainTexas:


Hello all,
I'm new on this forum and have pretty much read every post in this thread, and suffice it to say, I agree with Jascon above. I am due to return to Naija from the States next month and this hurts me to see.

We Nigerians have to get to the point where we take better pride in our facilities and products. I shudder to think of how many people noticed the decay of this commode, but continued using it or failed to even report this. Sha, I am not even from Port, and I'm trying to make calls to my family out there to see what could be done about this, or who should be alerted. Ignored, this can cause illness and infections.

I was in Naija in June and even our streets are littered with refuse. Our airports are unkempt. This is what foreigners see and make their first impressions of who we are as a people and how we treat our land. As a result, they have no qualms about mistreating and disrespecting our facilities as well.

This hurts my heart.

Thank you for your honest observation. From your last paragraph, you have clearly admitted that our attitude towards public facilities/places needs to change. When people begin to utilize these facilities in the right way, when people learn to drop trash/waste in their designated places, only then can our society significantly overcome the filth that surround our cities, communities and immediate environment.

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Jascon4:


Undoubtedly, Water supply is essential. But I have seen cases where there is steady supply of water and the facility is still very messy all the time. If people can change their reckless attitude toward these facilities then the cleanliness of these places can be maintained to a certain degree.

called a public bad. it's the same all over the world. unless you pay someone to clean it

mikolo80:
called a public bad. it's the same all over the world. unless you pay someone to clean it

You still don't get it. I rest my case.

Jascon4:


You still don't get it. I rest my case.

o I do. complained like you for 30 years. realised that only dedicated individuals can change it. not online ranting or epistles. action not words and you make ppl pay for said maintenance. nothing is free

mikolo80:
o I do. complained like you for 30 years. realised that only dedicated individuals can change it. not online ranting or epistles. action not words and you make ppl pay for said maintenance. nothing is free

I am not complaining young man, I am simply pointing out an ignoble trend in the society which I have directly witnessed and a lot of folks here have acknowledged to be exactly the situation.

You must know that all these public toilets have their cleaners. However, even with cleaners and maintenance, if people are reckless in the use of these facilities, it would still remain perpetually dirty and unsightly.

Jascon4:


I am not complaining young man, I am simply pointing out an ignoble trend in the society which I have directly witnessed and a lot of folks here have acknowledged to be exactly the situation.

You must know that all these public toilets have their cleaners. However, even with cleaners and maintenance, if people are reckless in the use of these facilities, it would still remain perpetually dirty and unsightly.

then you make them pay for 24 hrs cleaning of the toilet

This is disgusting....God forbid

Kalvan:
Disgusting/.10

This is why Ibos need to be banned from PH.

ur comparison though@ur signature; hope u knw watsup wif Jews now.