Bio-Power Environmental Solutions Ltd says the establishment of high-quality public toilets can generate revenue, create 11,000 jobs and promote a healthier environment in the country.

Yomi Awoniyi, country manager of the company made this known to NAN in an interview.

Awoniyi said construction of high-quality toilets with effective treatment would encourage sustainability of such toilets and support healthier environment in the society.

He said one of the objectives of the company was to ensure a healthy environment by producing anti-septic products such as Bio-Sol SL36 for treating toilets and environment.

He said the product was an organic solution without chemically based product used in treating of pit toilets, septic tanks, restaurants, industries, schools, hospitals among others.

“We have working model, which by treating 20,000 toilets we can generate as much as 11,000 jobs particularly since we are committed to ensuring a healthier environment,” he said.

“Also, in as much as the products are of a good quality, there is this possibility of job opportunities for our unemployed youth.

“This product actually eliminates unnecessary odour and reduces the level of the faeces in the pit latrines and that is the major objective of our product.”

He said the company was producing a new Flush-Tech Sanitation System whereby a fixed quantity of water was being recycled through such process to ensure that toilets always preserved water.

The country manager explained that the system would help to address the challenge of using toilet without water to clean the toilets.

He said the company had started distributing the products to people for public buildings and industries.

Awoniyi said the company was committed to creating strong awareness on the importance of keeping toilets tidy.

He said the essence of the sensitisation was to let people know the dangers involved in using dirty toilets as well as living in an unhealthy environment.

“We are committed to advocate for change and connecting the society into knowledge and experience to help people building a better life,” he said.

Bio-Power Environmental Solutions Ltd says the establishment of high-quality public toilets can generate revenue, create 11,000 jobs and promote a healthier environment in the country.

Yomi Awoniyi, country manager of the company made this known to NAN in an interview.

Awoniyi said construction of high-quality toilets with effective treatment would encourage sustainability of such toilets and support healthier environment in the society.

He said one of the objectives of the company was to ensure a healthy environment by producing anti-septic products such as Bio-Sol SL36 for treating toilets and environment.

He said the product was an organic solution without chemically based product used in treating of pit toilets, septic tanks, restaurants, industries, schools, hospitals among others.

“We have working model, which by treating 20,000 toilets we can generate as much as 11,000 jobs particularly since we are committed to ensuring a healthier environment,” he said.

“Also, in as much as the products are of a good quality, there is this possibility of job opportunities for our unemployed youth.

“This product actually eliminates unnecessary odour and reduces the level of the faeces in the pit latrines and that is the major objective of our product.”

He said the company was producing a new Flush-Tech Sanitation System whereby a fixed quantity of water was being recycled through such process to ensure that toilets always preserved water.

The country manager explained that the system would help to address the challenge of using toilet without water to clean the toilets.

He said the company had started distributing the products to people for public buildings and industries.

Awoniyi said the company was committed to creating strong awareness on the importance of keeping toilets tidy.

He said the essence of the sensitisation was to let people know the dangers involved in using dirty toilets as well as living in an unhealthy environment.

“We are committed to advocate for change and connecting the society into knowledge and experience to help people building a better life,” he said.

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Nice idea......

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Good Idea.

...it means "shitology" shud be included in our uni courses so that there will be professionals in dat field. Haha haha haha.

Rubbish.


What concerns graduate with public toilet


If it ain't office job, then duck buhari

shit business....serious business

Good idea, but things like this always end up in a sorry state. We don't have maintenance culture.

Sh1t business is a good business

I knw of a land lord that bought a fertile land just behind his face me I face u house,he then channelled all the poo of his batallion tenants to the land and planted ugwu vegetables in d fertile land,I heard he trained all his children ,bought cars and even built a house with the the biz, who said poo is bad biz

Instead of sh*ting upandan

Okat na

Shìt business is serious business!

Best location for the business ....

Continue to deceive us with China ware, we are watching in 3D.
Lai Mohammed hasn't created his 10000 jobs from masquerades, now we're out with public toilets.
Nigeria we hail thee, our own dear native land

Recession has made us come up with ridiculous jobs and business ideas.
Pencil can create jobs
Masquerade dressing can create job
Toothpick can create job

Op pishure or you know the drill.

Before we know it now.....creation of job will be bazinga

Goldenheart:
shit business....serious business

Otunba Gadafi

I just know what to comment

AnonyNymous:
Good idea, but things like this always end up in a sorry state. We don't have maintenance culture.

that's our major problem and it cut across all

I love coming here to read the comments. Some people (like myself at times) are obsessed with reading comments. For example, we find you reading this comment right now, which does not contain any useful information, only curiosity, that drives you to waste your time. Have a good day.

nice but wat else.....

adebayo201:
that's our major problem and it cut across all

Well, the simple challenge today is to open your gate, come outside your compound and sweep the side of the road and gutter near your house. Everyone do this, Nigeria will be clean... Are you outside now?

virginboy1:

I love coming here to read the comments. Some people (like myself at times) are obsessed with reading comments. For example, we find you reading this comment right now, which does not contain any useful information, only curiosity, that drives you to waste your time. Have a good day.

Most times I read the comments too. They contain more accurate information than the story.

UuzbaGuuzba:
Well, the simple challenge today is to open your gate, come outside your compound and sweep the side of the road and gutter near your house. Everyone do this, Nigeria will be clean... Are you outside now?

I'm on my bed oga mi. You??

GodwinTobi:
Recession has made us come up with ridiculous jobs and business ideas.
Pencil can create jobs
Masquerade dressing can create job
Toothpick can create job

Then Recession is good. When there was oil money, you will travel to Brazil to watch Rio Carnival - Masqurades. You will import Pencil and toothpick from China, Pencil and toothpick made by youth like yourself inside their patch-patch house in Chinese villages. The ball is now in your court. You know how many years China suffered recession? As of 1977, the only cloth they wore was one black and white tunic. Men and women thesame cloth. No difference. My dad travelled there and saw it live.

sassiemyk:
...it means "shitology" shud be included in our uni courses so that there will be professionals in dat field. Haha haha haha.

Unless you are somebody who likes reading books for the sake of reading and does not mind dying of hunger. I believe the whole purpose of a degree is to work in certain industires and earn a living. Right now, those industries are laying off staff. What the **** are you still reading in Uni? Better switch over to the one emplying staff.