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That guy's trick was very simple, to paint a picture in people's minds that the only people that need public toilets are uneducated and homeless people. Nairaland itself has shown us that this is a lie. On Nairaland's home page we have had pictures of foreigners that parked on the roadside to urinate, we have had people in motorcades (with security escorts) that parked on the roadside to urinate. These people will benefit from more public toilets and the ability to see where an available toilet is from their phone. But I know that these are not serious arguments. The only reason why some people are arguing is because of politics and because it's election season. I don't have time for that. Foreign Man Filmed Peeing On The Road In Lagos State Nigeria https://www.nairaland.com/6546439/foreign-man-filmed-peeing-road White Man Urinating In Public In Lagos (photos) https://www.nairaland.com/2788775/white-man-urinating-public-lagos White Man Urinates On The Road In Warri (photo) https://www.nairaland.com/3057876/white-man-urinates-road-warri Nigerian Governor Stops Convoy To Urinate By The Roadside (video) https://www.nairaland.com/8620742/nigerian-governor-stops-convoy-urinate |
It looks like the funny guy is still trying to get my attention. Time to send him back to where he belongs. The amnesty is over. |
The funny guy is insinuating that there are no educated people in Lagos or that educated people in Lagos do not urinate or defecate in public. Yet he wants me to take him seriously. Can you imagine that? |
AmazingELixir:You are not important enough to interest me and your opinion means nothing to me. You also cannot tell me what I can or cannot do. I will do what I want to do and there's nothing you can do about that. |
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The idea behind that solution is very obvious, but some people won't be able to see it no matter what. It's very simple. As I said, local governments provided a lot of "public" facilities during the Jakande era. There were public taps, public toilets, etc. However, the public toilets faced problems over the years. Were they free? Were they clean? Were they safe? Etc. Some people would not use public toilets for these reasons, even if you paid them. All these occurred during the military era. Since 1999 the Lagos State Government has tried to reintroduce public toilets. The Tinubu and Fashola administrations discarded the massive brick buildings that were used as public toilets during the Jakande era. Instead they opted for porta potty. The present administration has introduced a new set of public toilets. But people that use public toilets are usually already pressed. You need to know where the toilets are, you need to know whether they are clean and safe and you need to know whether they are free or occupied. So, for instance, a motorist can get all these information on his phone and head straight to the available toilet. It's very simple really. (But then again, we are in the S illy/election Season and you know what happens during this season). |
OredoPikin:You are not important, that's why |
Some people see impossible, negatives, etc and some people see challenges and solutions. It's just the way of the world. I can easily see the purpose of this solution (and it's already working at UI), but some people will never be able to see it, no matter what. |
Dave @D_la_la As someone from d Tech community, dis news is sweet to my soul. If people know how we chase government parastatals 2 implement innovative products Ehn, some times we even beg for a pilot program but see, is like they are anti innovation. So this right here is a win 4d communityhttps://x.com/i/status/2046328320434860322 |
Ibironke Khadeejah Quadri @ronkecarew This is governance. Thank youhttps://x.com/i/status/2046366411665162486 |
Muhammad @AdekunleAbolaji1 ‘The best way to get LASG attention is to criticise them’ No champs, Create something of value, build the network with reasonable approach, It’s not just twitter, it’s a life changing social-space, LASG remains accessible… 😊😊https://x.com/i/status/2046328321198182863 |
The Godfather JP @AyoOyalowo The young men didn’t come online to curse out the commissioner, rather they saw a problem and proffered a workable solution and now they have an open door to actualize their dream.https://x.com/i/status/2046349010256990381 |
The meeting held and Lagos State is going to adopt the Twitter user's system.
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The special assistant on print media to Governor Sanwo-Olu, Riddwan Ajetunmobi replied and invited the Twitter user to a meeting with the commissioner. Aje @Riddwane Dear Adetokunbo Ogunnoiki,https://x.com/i/status/2045614592898765241 |
A Twitter user responded that it's not only about creating public toilets, but how will members of the public know where they are and which public toilets are available and which are occupied. He pitched a software that he and his partner had developed which tells members of the public where the public toilets are and which are free. This system is already being used at the University of Ibadan. 21 @tokunboxyz Dear Honorable Commissioner,https://x.com/i/status/2045488390934569112
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The Lagos State commissioner for the environment tweeted about the public toilets that had been installed across Lagos and appealed to organisations like petrol stations and eateries to also open their toilets to members of the public.
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