MN-Environmental Services (MN) was founded in 2008 as a social enterprise to address the problem of poor access to adequate sanitation which has resulted in the practice of open defecation.
Our vision is to establish MN at the forefront of providing adequate sanitation within the reach of the underserved, through creative and innovative solutions to bring an end to poor sanitation and hygiene practices.
Our Mission is committed to bringing about behaviour change through information, Education and Communication (IEC) interventions that improve the environment and promote safe sanitary and hygiene practices.
MN’s solution is the construction and management of modern, functional and culturally sensitive public toilets with showers in high density locations to ensure maximum social impact.
Jife Williams is a co-founder of MN Environmental Services Ltd.
She has over 24 years career that cuts across banking, non-profit and entrepreneurship. Prior to co-founding MN Environmental services she worked in Allstates Trust Bank where she gained experience in treasury, private banking and Oil & Gas sector. She also co-founded Metamorphosis Nigeria and had a stint with Junior Achievement Nigeria. Over the past years, Jife has worked extensively within the development sector with special emphasis on social development. She holds a BA degree in Government and Politics from the University of Essex, Uk and a Masters in International Relations from University of Sussex. Uk. She was a member of the vision 2020 committee on environmental preservation in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria in 2008; a board member of Abuja Environmental Protection Agency in 2018 and appointed a Director of Sigma Coatings Nigeria in 2021.
Adeola Asabia graduated from the university of Lagos in 1990 where she obtained her LLB and a Bachelor of Law degree from the Nigerian Law School. Her working experiences include working in the banking sector where she worked in the treasury operations unit, Ecobank Plc. In 2000, she co-founded a non-profit NGO, with Jife Williams called Metamorphosis-Nigeria, advocating for access to water & sanitation in low income and high density communities. She worked on the second national urban water sector reform with Lagos Water Corporation in 2005 on a project funded by the World Bank. In 2008, she co-founded MN-Environmental Services as a social enterprise for profit and social impact. Adeola has received certification as a Global Biorisk Advisory Council trained technician. In 2005, Adeola joined the board of Interstates Securities Ltd as an alternate director and was appointed a director in 2019.
MN officers with Water Aid and the Resilient Water Accelerator during a visit to MN office in March 2024.
MN management team and staff at a facility at Oshodi Transport Interchange during a visit by Water Aid and The Resilient Water Accelerator in April 2024.
MN encourages youth employment- some of MN staff at their facilities across Lagos State.