DMT

_imnakoya — Tue, 10 Oct 2006 00:26:48 -0400

To Chris: see http://www.dmttoilet.com/contact.htm

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Portable Toilets

Chris — Tue, 05 Sep 2006 06:40:23 -0400

Please i am strongly in need of getting one of these portable toilets and i do not know where to get it here in Nigeria. I need to be guided.

Cleaning Up The Streets

Ethan Arpi — Wed, 02 Aug 2006 17:05:11 -0400

“Shit business is serious business,” explains Otunba Gadaffi, founder of DMT, a Nigerian based mobile toilet provider. And he is right—poor sanitation is a major problem in this burgeoning nation of over 130 million, causing an array of preventable diseases like dysentery and cholera. In fact, an editorial published last month by the Daily Champion, a Lagos based newspaper, laments the lack of publicly available toilets in Nigeria’s cities and the unsightly occurrences that result: “…Nigerians suffer the undignified sight of citizens urinating and defecating in open spaces to the embarrassment of onlookers, foreign and local. No sight or sign is as defining of a people's level of being as that of sane, adult Nigerians openly answering the call of nature without qualms or embarrassment. This is a daily occurrence in all major city centres in the North and South of the country.” Fortunately for everyone involved, if Mr. Gadaffi gets his way, rogue and shameless defecators, like the ones described the Daily Champion, will have a new and private place to relieve themselves.

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Portable Toilets

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