<b>Assessing the Condition of Urban Public Toilets in Nigeria: A Case Study of 17 Facilities in Lagos.</b>
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posted on 2025-09-15, 11:26 authored by Dr Babatope BabalobiDr Babatope Babalobi<p dir="ltr">Urbanisation in Lagos, Nigeria, has intensified pressure on sanitation infrastructure, with many low-income households lacking private toilets. Public toilets serve as critical facilities in markets, schools, and health centres, yet their functionality and inclusivity remain underexplored. This study assessed the condition of 17 publicly owned toilets in Agege Local Government Area (LGA), Lagos, to identify infrastructural, management, and hygiene gaps.</p>
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This study was conducted by the Bread of Life Development Foundation in collaboration with USAID Funded Lagos Urban Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (LUWASH) Activity. Grant Agreement No. NGA-LUWASH-GUC-015
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