Jacob Ireri opens public toilet at Kabubua Kanyama amid celebrations

The newly constructed facility, centrally located in Kabubua Kanyama, includes modern amenities aimed at improving hygiene and convenience for the residents. This project is part of a larger initiative to enhance public health infrastructure in the region, funded by MBAO Foundation.

In his address during the event , Mbao  who is deaf, through his sign language interpreter, underscored the significance of the new facility. “Access to clean and safe sanitation is a basic human right,” he stated. “This public toilet will play a vital role in preventing diseases and promoting overall health in our community.” His speech was met with applause from attendees who have long struggled with inadequate sanitation facilities.

The local residents, particularly women and children, expressed their relief and excitement about the new public toilet. Many recounted their daily challenges due to the lack of proper sanitation, including health issues and the inconvenience of using delapidated facilities. The new facility is expected to significantly alleviate these problems, providing a safe and accessible option for all.

The opening ceremony was not merely a formal event but a celebration of community spirit and cooperation. The festivities included traditional dances and music, adding vibrancy to the occasion.

As the event progressed, several locals expressed their gratitude and urged Mbao to continue his efforts in aiding the needy and uplifting the community. They highlighted other pressing needs, such as access to clean drinking water and better waste management. In response, Mbao reaffirmed his commitment to the ongoing community development, acknowledging the residents’ concerns and promising further action.

Community leaders and health experts believe that the new toilet will serve as a model for similar projects.