Relief as UDUS Law Faculty Repairs Abandoned Toilet, Students Call for More Facilities

The Management of the Faculty of Law at Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto (UDUS), has repaired the long-abandoned toilet, a development which the students say have brought relief to them.

The toilet facility, which was once in good condition, with running water, has stopped functioning and was gradually abandoned, forcing some to avoid using the facility entirely. However, the recent repair has now reposted the Water Supply, and have improved sanitation for the students. However, while some students who spoke with Digest Press welcomed the new development, they also advocated more work still needs to be done to ensure proper use and sustainability of the new development.For example, Abubakar Gambari, a 400-level student, described the repair as a positive step by the Faculty.

He added that the work is not yet complete as the toilet still needs buckets and hand washing soap for the. "We also want the mosque taps to be repaired," he said. Gambari emphasized the importance of maintenance to prevent future problems of these facilities.

“The only way to prevent future obstacles is through proper maintenance, correct usage, and regular cleaning of the toilet, as prevention is better than cure.”Similarly, Abdulwaheed Kabir Ishola, a 300-level student, said the repair has improved hygiene despite its long period of neglect.

“The newly repaired running water is a welcome improvement. It has enhanced hygiene and convenience for students and shows the faculty’s commitment to basic facilities,” he said.He called on the faculty to ensure regular monitoring and awareness on proper usage.Yusuf Aisha, a 200-level student, also welcomed the development but stressed the need for consistency in maintaining the facility.

“The repair has made the toilets more comfortable. The faculty should carry out regular inspections and encourage proper use,” she said.Ismail Mardiyah, a 100-level student, said the restoration of water has also reduced stress for students.

“The repair makes it easier for students to use the toilet without stress. Before now, some students had to buy pure water or were stranded when there was no water. This is indeed a good step by the faculty,” she said.Dean Assures More ServicesReacting to the development, the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Professor K. G. Muhammad, assured students that more improvements are on the way.“More services will be provided for students because they are the reason we are here. Without students, we have no business being here,” he said.