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Ekiti Seeks Banks’ Support For Landlords To Build Toilets

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Last updated: 2020/12/10 at 2:27 PM
Fesadeb Published December 10, 2020
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Ekiti State government has hinted that plans are underway to seek supports for Landlords in the state to build toilets.

The Commissioner for Infrastructure and Public Utilities in Ekiti State, Engr Bamidele Faparusi who disclosed during a press conference the Ministry  held in conjunction with other partners in Rural Water Sanitation sector.

Specifically  the Commissioner said the state would need as much as N10 billion to attain open defecation free status.

The commissioner added that a task  force has been set up to enforce one- building-one -toilet policy of Fayemi led administration, with the Head of Service, Mrs Peju Babafemi heading that of the  state’s civil  service.

One of the  major sponsors of the programme, the  Heineken foundation, a subsidiary of the Nigerian Brewery, represented by Mrs Bukola Adeyemo, said a  total of  10 million euro  had been committed by the foundation to over 100 projects in WASH sector  in sub saharan Africa.

source: Independent

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