₦airaland Forum

49cents:
It's a crime to be sooooo predictable.

And I say again

Quote me anywhere

HowAreYou:
Yes...

obinnashady:
ok,I love u #withtheloveofthelord

erisegun:
so u dey among d 49million pple abi? Ok o

Lucasbalo:
Gbam. When people call Nigeria an underdeveloped third world country, they are exactly right.

DickDastardly:
Worugba pipo has finally put us on world latrine map

No bashing my people

dearpreye:
Nigeria is grossly underdeveloped. That's the simple truth.

Any nation that's yet to provide basic amenities like stable power supply, safe roads and clean, flowing drainages, minimal functional educationon system, safe and reliable potable water, is a Third World nation.

DickDastardly:
Worugba pipo has finally put us on world latrine map

No bashing my people

DickDastardly:
Worugba pipo has finally put us on world latrine map

No bashing my people

Pheals:
so na only Yoruba abi. Odee ....later U mods go dey block innocent people @seun sissy3 dominique

ChappyChase:
I don't know about the Yorubas, but you need to see how these Abok!s litter everywhere in Abuja, both on the highway!! Those idiats bring out their long dick and piss sometimes even sh!ting on the main road!!!!

obyrich:
You are obsessed with that name. You know your people are the major culprits and they need your help for an improved environmental health standard. Bashing the Igbos for every of your failure will not help.

HungerBAD:
BY PETER DURU, MAKURDI

THE United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, has disclosed that over 50million Nigerians do not have access to toilets hence resort to open defecation.

The world body also revealed that Nigeria ranks among the five countries in the world with the greatest rates of open defecation.

This was made known in a report issued yesterday by Ijeoma Onuoha-Ogwe, UNICEF ‘A Field Office’ Communication Officer (Advocacy, Media and External Relations) on behalf of Sanjay Wijesekera, head of UNICEF’s global water, sanitation and hygiene programmes, to coincide with World Toilet Day.

The report titled, Improving Nutrition Outcomes with Better Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, pointed out the emerging evidence of links between inadequate sanitation and malnutrition among children.

Wijesekera was quoted as saying that “Nigeria loses over 150,000 children to diarrhea annually. After pneumonia, it is the biggest killer of Nigeria’s under-fives; 88 per cent of diarrhoea cases in Nigeria are attributed to unsafe water and sanitation. Where rates of toilet use are low, rates of diarrhoea tend to be high.

“Intestinal parasites such as roundworm, whipworm and hookworm are transmitted through contaminated soil in areas where open defecation is practiced. Hookworm is a major cause of anaemia in pregnant women, leading to malnourished, underweight babies.

“We need to bring concrete and innovative solutions to the problem of where people go to the toilet, otherwise we are failing millions of our poorest and most vulnerable children.”

Seun,Lalasticlala

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/shame-over-50m-nigerians-defecate-openly-unicef/

runsgirl:
Nigerians require computer technology

Adanna28:
Love you too nwanne. Blessed weekend.

HungerBAD:
BY PETER DURU, MAKURDI

THE United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, has disclosed that over 50million Nigerians do not have access to toilets hence resort to open defecation.

The world body also revealed that Nigeria ranks among the five countries in the world with the greatest rates of open defecation.

This was made known in a report issued yesterday by Ijeoma Onuoha-Ogwe, UNICEF ‘A Field Office’ Communication Officer (Advocacy, Media and External Relations) on behalf of Sanjay Wijesekera, head of UNICEF’s global water, sanitation and hygiene programmes, to coincide with World Toilet Day.

The report titled, Improving Nutrition Outcomes with Better Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, pointed out the emerging evidence of links between inadequate sanitation and malnutrition among children.

Wijesekera was quoted as saying that “Nigeria loses over 150,000 children to diarrhea annually. After pneumonia, it is the biggest killer of Nigeria’s under-fives; 88 per cent of diarrhoea cases in Nigeria are attributed to unsafe water and sanitation. Where rates of toilet use are low, rates of diarrhoea tend to be high.

“Intestinal parasites such as roundworm, whipworm and hookworm are transmitted through contaminated soil in areas where open defecation is practiced. Hookworm is a major cause of anaemia in pregnant women, leading to malnourished, underweight babies.

“We need to bring concrete and innovative solutions to the problem of where people go to the toilet, otherwise we are failing millions of our poorest and most vulnerable children.”

Seun,Lalasticlala

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/shame-over-50m-nigerians-defecate-openly-unicef/

dearpreye:
Very primitive living conditions.


Didn't believe my eyes when I saw a few folks openly defecating on Slaughter Bridge in PH months ago!

Bibidear:
what year did u finished,i finished 2008