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[size=25pt]Anambra State government has expressed its readiness to end open defecation by 2025[/size][b] through encouraging citizens to build toilets in all motor parks, markets, hospitals and other public places.
The Commissioner for Power and Domestic Water Development, Obi Nwankwo, stated this in a chat with journalists in Awka as part of activities to mark the 2016 global Hand Washing Day with the theme ‘Making Hand Washing a Habit’.




He explained that the water supply sanitation sector reform programme 11 is partnering UNICEF in creating awareness on understanding the importance of hand washing with soap as an easy way of preventing diseases and saving lives.
Nwankwo who disclosed that the open defecation free road map would be presented to the public same day, called on the people to be self-disciplined by defecating in toilets and washing their hands regularly.
“We want to totally eradicate disease causing germs in our society. We have realised that some people still defecate in the open, so we want to eradicate it. We want to encourage people to build toilets and wash their hands regularly after using the toilet, after child management and before eating,” he said.
He also announced that the wife of the state governor, Mrs. Ebelechukwu Obiano, would be crowned the ‘Wash Ambassador’ in recognition of her role in the provision of safe water, toilets and hand washing facilities to Anambra children, women and people living with disabilities.
Similarly, plans are on towards the elimination of open defecation in Sokoto State,with 67 communities in Tangaza Local Government Area of the state already certified open defecation free (ODF) .
The Commissioner for Water Resources, Alhaji Arzika Tureta, who disclosed this while speaking on the rural water and sanitation efforts of the ministry, said in collaboration with UNICEF, six new local government areas of Bodinga, Gada, Tureta, Tambuwal, Silame and Dange/Shuni had been selected to work within the 2016 fiscal year.
He said remarkable achievements were recorded in community approach to total sanitation (CATS) in Tangaza Local Government Area.
“The programme is aimed towards the elimination of open defecation i.e. to have communities that are open defecation free, where nobody will defecate outside unless in the latrine,” he said.
Tureta said community-led total sanitation (CLTS) had been executed in 60 new communities in Tangaza LGA while 1,980 water sanitation hygiene communities (WASHCOM) members, comprising 1,320 males and 660 females, were trained in 132 communities of the locality.
Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/environment/anambra-sokoto-target-2025-to-end-open-defecation/167488.html#qhv9duVAHEoBKIDp.99[/b]

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That's the spirit

Imo state truly cursed lol

Chino, Your friend Frank Ojukwu AKA FK081, ,Ilovemystate will make me face Anambra from today, i will make sure i derail all Anambra thread. I do ignore him cos of you, but enough is enough. He should have face Imo and not come look for our trouble, i will make sure i frustrate him here.

Abagworo:


I appreciate success my brother. What is happening here is a direct reaction to actions undertaken by Chino with his numerous monikers and if you observe I've long ignored Chino even with all his attacks on my State and Governor. Be sincere and observe all the Anambra threads if I've ever done what I did recently. The reason I had to get involved is because I was threatened by one Yeske.

As for success I have made my mark academically and in business too. At 25 I had millions of Dollars. I'm in my mid thirties now and I can say I've not grown astronomically but I'm quite comfortable and married with 3 lovely kids.

Congrats on your acquisition but it won't still stop me from reacting to attacks on either Rochas Okorocha or Imo State.

[size=25pt]Anambra State government has expressed its readiness to end open defecation by 2025[/size] through encouraging citizens to build toilets in all motor parks, markets, hospitals and other public places.
The Commissioner for Power and Domestic Water Development, Obi Nwankwo, stated this in a chat with journalists in Awka as part of activities to mark the 2016 global Hand Washing Day with the theme ‘Making Hand Washing a Habit’.




He explained that the water supply sanitation sector reform programme 11 is partnering UNICEF in creating awareness on understanding the importance of hand washing with soap as an easy way of preventing diseases and saving lives.
Nwankwo who disclosed that the open defecation free road map would be presented to the public same day, called on the people to be self-disciplined by defecating in toilets and washing their hands regularly.
“We want to totally eradicate disease causing germs in our society. We have realised that some people still defecate in the open, so we want to eradicate it. We want to encourage people to build toilets and wash their hands regularly after using the toilet, after child management and before eating,” he said.
He also announced that the wife of the state governor, Mrs. Ebelechukwu Obiano, would be crowned the ‘Wash Ambassador’ in recognition of her role in the provision of safe water, toilets and hand washing facilities to Anambra children, women and people living with disabilities.
Similarly, plans are on towards the elimination of open defecation in Sokoto State,with 67 communities in Tangaza Local Government Area of the state already certified open defecation free (ODF) .
The Commissioner for Water Resources, Alhaji Arzika Tureta, who disclosed this while speaking on the rural water and sanitation efforts of the ministry, said in collaboration with UNICEF, six new local government areas of Bodinga, Gada, Tureta, Tambuwal, Silame and Dange/Shuni had been selected to work within the 2016 fiscal year.
He said remarkable achievements were recorded in community approach to total sanitation (CATS) in Tangaza Local Government Area.
“The programme is aimed towards the elimination of open defecation i.e. to have communities that are open defecation free, where nobody will defecate outside unless in the latrine,” he said.
Tureta said community-led total sanitation (CLTS) had been executed in 60 new communities in Tangaza LGA while 1,980 water sanitation hygiene communities (WASHCOM) members, comprising 1,320 males and 660 females, were trained in 132 communities of the locality.
Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/environment/anambra-sokoto-target-2025-to-end-open-defecation/167488.html#qhv9duVAHEoBKIDp.99

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[size=25pt]Anambra State government has expressed its readiness to end open defecation by 2025[/size] through encouraging citizens to build toilets in all motor parks, markets, hospitals and other public places.
The Commissioner for Power and Domestic Water Development, Obi Nwankwo, stated this in a chat with journalists in Awka as part of activities to mark the 2016 global Hand Washing Day with the theme ‘Making Hand Washing a Habit’.




He explained that the water supply sanitation sector reform programme 11 is partnering UNICEF in creating awareness on understanding the importance of hand washing with soap as an easy way of preventing diseases and saving lives.
Nwankwo who disclosed that the open defecation free road map would be presented to the public same day, called on the people to be self-disciplined by defecating in toilets and washing their hands regularly.
“We want to totally eradicate disease causing germs in our society. We have realised that some people still defecate in the open, so we want to eradicate it. We want to encourage people to build toilets and wash their hands regularly after using the toilet, after child management and before eating,” he said.
He also announced that the wife of the state governor, Mrs. Ebelechukwu Obiano, would be crowned the ‘Wash Ambassador’ in recognition of her role in the provision of safe water, toilets and hand washing facilities to Anambra children, women and people living with disabilities.
Similarly, plans are on towards the elimination of open defecation in Sokoto State,with 67 communities in Tangaza Local Government Area of the state already certified open defecation free (ODF) .
The Commissioner for Water Resources, Alhaji Arzika Tureta, who disclosed this while speaking on the rural water and sanitation efforts of the ministry, said in collaboration with UNICEF, six new local government areas of Bodinga, Gada, Tureta, Tambuwal, Silame and Dange/Shuni had been selected to work within the 2016 fiscal year.
He said remarkable achievements were recorded in community approach to total sanitation (CATS) in Tangaza Local Government Area.
“The programme is aimed towards the elimination of open defecation i.e. to have communities that are open defecation free, where nobody will defecate outside unless in the latrine,” he said.
Tureta said community-led total sanitation (CLTS) had been executed in 60 new communities in Tangaza LGA while 1,980 water sanitation hygiene communities (WASHCOM) members, comprising 1,320 males and 660 females, were trained in 132 communities of the locality.
Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/environment/anambra-sokoto-target-2025-to-end-open-defecation/167488.html#qhv9duVAHEoBKIDp.99

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[size=20pt]Anambra State government has expressed its readiness to end open defecation by 2025[/size] through encouraging citizens to build toilets in all motor parks, markets, hospitals and other public places.
The Commissioner for Power and Domestic Water Development, Obi Nwankwo, stated this in a chat with journalists in Awka as part of activities to mark the 2016 global Hand Washing Day with the theme ‘Making Hand Washing a Habit’.




He explained that the water supply sanitation sector reform programme 11 is partnering UNICEF in creating awareness on understanding the importance of hand washing with soap as an easy way of preventing diseases and saving lives.
Nwankwo who disclosed that the open defecation free road map would be presented to the public same day, called on the people to be self-disciplined by defecating in toilets and washing their hands regularly.
“We want to totally eradicate disease causing germs in our society. We have realised that some people still defecate in the open, so we want to eradicate it. We want to encourage people to build toilets and wash their hands regularly after using the toilet, after child management and before eating,” he said.
He also announced that the wife of the state governor, Mrs. Ebelechukwu Obiano, would be crowned the ‘Wash Ambassador’ in recognition of her role in the provision of safe water, toilets and hand washing facilities to Anambra children, women and people living with disabilities.
Similarly, plans are on towards the elimination of open defecation in Sokoto State,with 67 communities in Tangaza Local Government Area of the state already certified open defecation free (ODF) .
The Commissioner for Water Resources, Alhaji Arzika Tureta, who disclosed this while speaking on the rural water and sanitation efforts of the ministry, said in collaboration with UNICEF, six new local government areas of Bodinga, Gada, Tureta, Tambuwal, Silame and Dange/Shuni had been selected to work within the 2016 fiscal year.
He said remarkable achievements were recorded in community approach to total sanitation (CATS) in Tangaza Local Government Area.
“The programme is aimed towards the elimination of open defecation i.e. to have communities that are open defecation free, where nobody will defecate outside unless in the latrine,” he said.
Tureta said community-led total sanitation (CLTS) had been executed in 60 new communities in Tangaza LGA while 1,980 water sanitation hygiene communities (WASHCOM) members, comprising 1,320 males and 660 females, were trained in 132 communities of the locality.
Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/environment/anambra-sokoto-target-2025-to-end-open-defecation/167488.html#qhv9duVAHEoBKIDp.99

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Anambra, Sokoto target 2025 to end open defecation
Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/environment/anambra-sokoto-target-2025-to-end-open-defecation/167488.html#qhv9duVAHEoBKIDp.99



Anambra to ban open defecation

Tony Okafor, Awka

The Anambra State Government on Thursday said it would ban open defecation in the state.

http://punchng.com/anambra-ban-open-defecation/