Govt should fire the cleaning company

From my experience


Toilets in Canadian airports are cleaner 5 star hotels here

Okay o

sirfemoz:
I don't understand the essence of this post. All I can see there is a dirty floor which we can see in every other public toilet, even in an office. We don't know the time this pic was taken, or how many have used the toilet at that time of the day. I think we delight pleasure in things like this, cos the energy and dedication this person spent in taking this pics, he could have called the attention of the cleaners to mop the floor.

It’s NOT even from the new Abuja Airport terminal...
The video below shows clearly a different brand of facilities.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vr__4-MCq4

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SILVERLINES:
Must Nigerians criticize everything? Taking pictures of everything they see for jesting on social media?
If a government could build such airport, then at what cost does it take to keep the restroom and other minor facilities clean. Probably at the moment cleaners were not in place to keep the place tidy does not mean that's how the place ever be, till now, and ever shall it be. Nigerians and social media are the real problem of this country and why the international communities see and count us as nothing, every little thing we snap pictures and push ourselves out to the world. Probably something like this is happening in the UK and the US but we can't see it on social media make us think they are all perfect than we do.

Sharap

This is not true, those are not the kind of sanitary wares in the new terminal.

Nairaland is becoming a junk forum.

SILVERLINES:
Must Nigerians criticize everything? Taking pictures of everything they see for jesting on social media?
If a government could build such airport, then at what cost does it take to keep the restroom and other minor facilities clean. Probably at the moment cleaners were not in place to keep the place tidy does not mean that's how the place ever be, till now, and ever shall it be. Nigerians and social media are the real problem of this country and why the international communities see and count us as nothing, every little thing we snap pictures and push ourselves out to the world. Probably something like this is happening in the UK and the US but we can't see it on social media make us think they are all perfect than we do.

A better question here is why make-up a FAKE story just to criticize (see from 0:50 of the video below)...
As the saying goes, if you keep calling your mother a garden-tool don’t be surprised if others call you a bastard!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vr__4-MCq4

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sirfemoz:
I don't understand the essence of this post. All I can see there is a dirty floor which we can see in every other public toilet, even in an office. We don't know the time this pic was taken, or how many have used the toilet at that time of the day. I think we delight pleasure in things like this, cos the energy and dedication this person spent in taking this pics, he could have called the attention of the cleaners to mop the floor.

Oga it is dirty. Your standards are far too low please. Remember it is FOR THE PUBLIC some of whom are a single bacteria away from demise. Not everyone is Tarzan.

Reference:

Oga it is dirty. Your standards are far too low please. Remember it is FOR THE PUBLIC some of whom are a single bacteria away from demise. Not everyone is Tarzan.

But the lowest “standard” is concocting a FAKE story for cheap polemic points (see as from 0:50 of the video below)...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vr__4-MCq4

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Felixalex:


By 6am?

Lol

Just leave am o.
Im just dey get home ni.

Blame the worker's for this one.

SILVERLINES:
Must Nigerians criticize everything? Taking pictures of everything they see for jesting on social media?
If a government could build such airport, then at what cost does it take to keep the restroom and other minor facilities clean. Probably at the moment cleaners were not in place to keep the place tidy does not mean that's how the place ever be, till now, and ever shall it be. Nigerians and social media are the real problem of this country and why the international communities see and count us as nothing, every little thing we snap pictures and push ourselves out to the world. Probably something like this is happening in the UK and the US but we can't see it on social media make us think they are all perfect than we do.

Thank you so much for this comments, as a matter of fact I will call this social media madness/stupidity cos Nigerian will never say anything good about their country, they snap every bad/negative things they see, are they jobless or what? just asking, what's the big deal about that toilet? can't it be clean? Radarada!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsU0zwMryBM

Pls watch, like and subscribe

Learn how to embrace good governance....next level jor4+4

This one still neat na, when we still de see the white color

The cleaners are probably not around at the moment.

9jaRealist:


But the lowest “standard” is concocting a FAKE story for cheap polemic points (see as from 2:50 of the video below)...


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The video ended at 2:50
What is there to see after that?

SILVERLINES:
Must Nigerians criticize everything? Taking pictures of everything they see for jesting on social media?
If a government could build such airport, then at what cost does it take to keep the restroom and other minor facilities clean. Probably at the moment cleaners were not in place to keep the place tidy does not mean that's how the place ever be, till now, and ever shall it be. Nigerians and social media are the real problem of this country and why the international communities see and count us as nothing, every little thing we snap pictures and push ourselves out to the world. Probably something like this is happening in the UK and the US but we can't see it on social media make us think they are all perfect than we do.

probably it's not happening in the US/UK because they will continue to criticize bad things among themselves. We should not relent in cautioning ourselves towards good achievements. It's not a problem of Nigerian and social media, it's about what's not good doesn't have two names.... IT'S NOT GOOD.

Blazebond:
Blame the worker's for this one.

Abegi, don’t blame innocent workers...
Rather blame the Blogger who concocted the FAKERY!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vr__4-MCq4

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SILVERLINES:
Must Nigerians criticize everything? Taking pictures of everything they see for jesting on social media?
If a government could build such airport, then at what cost does it take to keep the restroom and other minor facilities clean. Probably at the moment cleaners were not in place to keep the place tidy does not mean that's how the place ever be, till now, and ever shall it be. Nigerians and social media are the real problem of this country and why the international communities see and count us as nothing, every little thing we snap pictures and push ourselves out to the world. Probably something like this is happening in the UK and the US but we can't see it on social media make us think they are all perfect than we do.

Who is this bloody wailer?

Maintenance culture is lacking.

dayleke:

The video ended at 2:50
What is there to see after that?

My bad...
0:50, not 2:50.
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What about the users themselves, the men stand a mile away and aim their piss, littering the whole place while the women tell their kids to do it on the floor then they pack and dispose into the toilet


Some use and don't flush and another set comes and say

..me I no fit flush for another, so they do number 2 on top of the already deposited number 2

9jaRealist:
Nigerians are the WORST thing to happen to Nigeria...

Why the SELF-HATRED?
The video below (starting at 2:50) indicates these pictures here are NOT from the same airport.


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Bad people posted it to give Nigeria a bad image in the society....

9jaRealist:


My bad...
0:50, not 2:50.
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LoL..
No problem, let me go back to watch again.

But you think say na lie?

I don't blame them, social media gave voice to the voiceless. Other cou tries face their own issues too. I've seen toilet facilities closed down in the UK train station because of no water but that doesn't mean it's how it is. We need to reorientate ourselves in this country shaa.

SILVERLINES:
Must Nigerians criticize everything? Taking pictures of everything they see for jesting on social media?
If a government could build such airport, then at what cost does it take to keep the restroom and other minor facilities clean. Probably at the moment cleaners were not in place to keep the place tidy does not mean that's how the place ever be, till now, and ever shall it be. Nigerians and social media are the real problem of this country and why the international communities see and count us as nothing, every little thing we snap pictures and push ourselves out to the world. Probably something like this is happening in the UK and the US but we can't see it on social media make us think they are all perfect than we do.

Things you dont know about formal Libya

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfHJjUE2ajs

As a facility manager for over 2 decade working for Global entities, I believe the facility maintenance of most major facilities in Nigeria i. E airport, should be concessioned to FOREIGN companies and NOT to the girlfriend or sister in law of a major politician. While most countries are using mechanised equipments that can get the job done quickly, we are still using BUCKET AND MOP.

SILVERLINES:
Must Nigerians criticize everything? Taking pictures of everything they see for jesting on social media?
If a government could build such airport, then at what cost does it take to keep the restroom and other minor facilities clean. Probably at the moment cleaners were not in place to keep the place tidy does not mean that's how the place ever be, till now, and ever shall it be. Nigerians and social media are the real problem of this country and why the international communities see and count us as nothing, every little thing we snap pictures and push ourselves out to the world. Probably something like this is happening in the UK and the US but we can't see it on social media make us think they are all perfect than we do.

Thank you. The proper thing to do is simply alert the management of the airport that the rest room is not user friendly but no, baba wants to trend.

bigtt76:
I don't blame them, social media gave voice to the voiceless. Other cou tries face their own issues too. I've seen toilet facilities closed down in the UK train station because of no water but that doesn't mean it's how it is. We need to reorientate ourselves in this country shaa.

Btruth:
probably it's not happening in the US/UK because they will continue to criticize bad things among themselves. We should not relent in cautioning ourselves towards good achievements. It's not a problem of Nigerian and social media, it's about what's not good doesn't have two names.... IT'S NOT GOOD.

Dude, it’s NOT “criticizing bad things” when people simply concoct FAKE stories as clickbait...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vr__4-MCq4

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9jaRealist:
Nigerians are the WORST thing to happen to Nigeria...

Why the SELF-HATRED?
The video below (starting at 0:50) indicates these pictures here are NOT from the same airport.


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Biko,
I have never been to that airport o but hotel dey inside?
I saw "Hotel Reception"in that clip. Also "Wellness Centre".
Be like say dem "mix' that video clip. Airport and some other places.