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In India, more than 597 million population defecates in the open every day mainly due to lack of sanitation facilities.Many people do not have a toilet in their home in rural areas.Lack of lavatories forces them to defecate outside in the open with no...

According to joint WHO and UNICEF data, 36 percent of the world’s population lack access to basic sanitation facilities, and 768 million people regularly go without clean drinking water. Sanitation refers to the provision of safe facilities and services...

No fewer than 49 million Nigerians still defecate openly, a UNICEF Water Sanitation and Hygiene Specialist, Mr. Bisi Agberemi, has said. Agberemi said this at the ongoing two-day National Stakeholders Workshop on “Roadmap for Ending Open Defecation...

United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has said that no fewer than 49 million Nigerians still defecate in the open. This was revealed at the ongoing two-day national stakeholders’ workshop on “Roadmap for Ending Open Defecation’’ in Abuja, yesterday...

It cannot be said enough. Cleanliness is very important, for individuals, families and communities. Basic cleanliness and sanitation goes a long way in saving endless money spent on health care later. It prevents lots of unnecessary sickness and death...