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We are a social enterprise established in 2008 to address the Infrastructural gap in provision of basic sanitation facilities, which has resulted in the practice of open defecation and poor hygiene.
Trusted by leading public and private organizations
Our commitment to sustainable sanitation across Lagos
Currently Operating more than 5 Public Conveniences Across Lagos State
49 Direct Jobs out of which 60% are women, thereby driving job creation.
Providing access to clean toilets for approximately 2,400 people daily and 864,000 people annually.
Educating approximately 864,000 people annually on safe sanitation and hygiene practices.
To empower under-served communities by providing sustainable and affordable sanitation solutions, promoting hygiene education, job creation, and collaborating with stakeholders to eliminate open defecation and improve public health.
To foster inclusive, healthy, and resilient communities by ensuring equitable access to clean sanitation, enhancing health, dignity, and productivity.
Delivering sustainable sanitation solutions across Lagos
MN advocates for the adoption of safe hygiene practices and calls for the provision of clean and affordable sanitation services for underserved communities.
Facilities are purposefully built to handle high traffic environments.
Young and energetic staff are employed and trained to ensure best standards are maintained and a professional service is provided.
We carry out series of sensitization campaigns during and after construction of each facility.
Commissioning of our new public toilet facility at Abule Egba Layby
Official opening of the new public toilet facility
Dignitaries and community members at the event
Showcasing the new sanitation infrastructure
Toilet Cleaner
Celebrating a milestone in public sanitation
Sustainable sanitation for the community
Highlights from our operations and community engagements
MN Environmental Services is committed to advancing the UN Sustainable Development Goals through our work.
SDG 3
Providing clean sanitation facilities to reduce waterborne diseases and improve public health outcomes across Lagos communities.
SDG 6
Ensuring equitable access to safe and affordable public toilets and showers, with onsite bio-digester waste treatment.
SDG 13
Using bio-digester technology for eco-friendly waste treatment, reducing methane emissions and environmental pollution.
