The Honorable Minister of Water Resources Engr. Suleiman H. Adamu has appointed Stephanie Okereke Linus as an OPS-WASH Ambassador. OPS-WASH is coordinating interventions to eliminate open defecation in Nigeria by Nigerians through the participation of the organized private sector under the leadership of the Nigerian government in all levels and with the support of other stakeholders.

In his address, Engr. Adamu charged Mrs. Linus to inspire behavioral change among Nigerians for people to take responsibility for their environment in her role as OPS-WASH Ambassador. While applauding her efforts with the “Hygiene First campaign, the Minister also implored her and her team to map out different activities that would encourage environmental sustainability across the nation.

Also present was Dr Nicholas Igwe who is the National coordinated for OPS-WASH. The premise of OPS-WASH is based on multi-stakeholder collaboration. The Minister thus expressed excitement over the involvement of the entertainment industry in the WASH sector in creating behavioral change.

As the OPS- WASH Ambassador, Mrs. Linus promised that she will use her role to challenge Nigerians to make good hygiene a culture, as well as inspire citizen participation and responsibility. This appointment comes as a public sector recognition of the Hygiene First campaign which she launched in May 2020.

This information is as reflected on her Facebook page on Monday, 28^th September, 2020.

The Honorable Minister of Water Resources Engr. Suleiman H. Adamu has appointed Stephanie Okereke Linus as an OPS-WASH Ambassador. OPS-WASH is coordinating interventions to eliminate open defecation in Nigeria by Nigerians through the participation of the organized private sector under the leadership of the Nigerian government in all levels and with the support of other stakeholders.

In his address, Engr. Adamu charged Mrs. Linus to inspire behavioral change among Nigerians for people to take responsibility for their environment in her role as OPS-WASH Ambassador. While applauding her efforts with the “Hygiene First campaign, the Minister also implored her and her team to map out different activities that would encourage environmental sustainability across the nation.

Also present was Dr Nicholas Igwe who is the National coordinated for OPS-WASH. The premise of OPS-WASH is based on multi-stakeholder collaboration. The Minister thus expressed excitement over the involvement of the entertainment industry in the WASH sector in creating behavioral change.

As the OPS- WASH Ambassador, Mrs. Linus promised that she will use her role to challenge Nigerians to make good hygiene a culture, as well as inspire citizen participation and responsibility. This appointment comes as a public sector recognition of the Hygiene First campaign which she launched in May 2020.

This information is as reflected on her Facebook page on Monday, 28^th September, 2020.

The Honorable Minister of Water Resources Engr. Suleiman H. Adamu has appointed Stephanie Okereke Linus as an OPS-WASH Ambassador. OPS-WASH is coordinating interventions to eliminate open defecation in Nigeria by Nigerians through the participation of the organized private sector under the leadership of the Nigerian government in all levels and with the support of other stakeholders.

In his address, Engr. Adamu charged Mrs. Linus to inspire behavioral change among Nigerians for people to take responsibility for their environment in her role as OPS-WASH Ambassador. While applauding her efforts with the “Hygiene First campaign, the Minister also implored her and her team to map out different activities that would encourage environmental sustainability across the nation.

Also present was Dr Nicholas Igwe who is the National coordinated for OPS-WASH. The premise of OPS-WASH is based on multi-stakeholder collaboration. The Minister thus expressed excitement over the involvement of the entertainment industry in the WASH sector in creating behavioral change.

As the OPS- WASH Ambassador, Mrs. Linus promised that she will use her role to challenge Nigerians to make good hygiene a culture, as well as inspire citizen participation and responsibility. This appointment comes as a public sector recognition of the Hygiene First campaign which she launched in May 2020.

This information is as reflected on her Facebook page on Monday, 28^th September, 2020.

The Honorable Minister of Water Resources Engr. Suleiman H. Adamu has appointed Stephanie Okereke Linus as an OPS-WASH Ambassador. OPS-WASH is coordinating interventions to eliminate open defecation in Nigeria by Nigerians through the participation of the organized private sector under the leadership of the Nigerian government in all levels and with the support of other stakeholders.

In his address, Engr. Adamu charged Mrs. Linus to inspire behavioral change among Nigerians for people to take responsibility for their environment in her role as OPS-WASH Ambassador. While applauding her efforts with the “Hygiene First campaign, the Minister also implored her and her team to map out different activities that would encourage environmental sustainability across the nation.

Also present was Dr Nicholas Igwe who is the National coordinated for OPS-WASH. The premise of OPS-WASH is based on multi-stakeholder collaboration. The Minister thus expressed excitement over the involvement of the entertainment industry in the WASH sector in creating behavioral change.

As the OPS- WASH Ambassador, Mrs. Linus promised that she will use her role to challenge Nigerians to make good hygiene a culture, as well as inspire citizen participation and responsibility. This appointment comes as a public sector recognition of the Hygiene First campaign which she launched in May 2020.

This information is as reflected on her Facebook page on Monday, 28^th September, 2020.

The Honorable Minister of Water Resources Engr. Suleiman H. Adamu has appointed Stephanie Okereke Linus as an OPS-WASH Ambassador. OPS-WASH is coordinating interventions to eliminate open defecation in Nigeria by Nigerians through the participation of the organized private sector under the leadership of the Nigerian government in all levels and with the support of other stakeholders.

In his address, Engr. Adamu charged Mrs. Linus to inspire behavioral change among Nigerians for people to take responsibility for their environment in her role as OPS-WASH Ambassador. While applauding her efforts with the “Hygiene First campaign, the Minister also implored her and her team to map out different activities that would encourage environmental sustainability across the nation.

Also present was Dr Nicholas Igwe who is the National coordinated for OPS-WASH. The premise of OPS-WASH is based on multi-stakeholder collaboration. The Minister thus expressed excitement over the involvement of the entertainment industry in the WASH sector in creating behavioral change.

As the OPS- WASH Ambassador, Mrs. Linus promised that she will use her role to challenge Nigerians to make good hygiene a culture, as well as inspire citizen participation and responsibility. This appointment comes as a public sector recognition of the Hygiene First campaign which she launched in May 2020.

This information is as reflected on her Facebook page on Monday, 28^th September, 2020.

The Honorable Minister of Water Resources Engr. Suleiman H. Adamu has appointed Stephanie Okereke Linus as an OPS-WASH Ambassador. OPS-WASH is coordinating interventions to eliminate open defecation in Nigeria by Nigerians through the participation of the organized private sector under the leadership of the Nigerian government in all levels and with the support of other stakeholders.

In his address, Engr. Adamu charged Mrs. Linus to inspire behavioral change among Nigerians for people to take responsibility for their environment in her role as OPS-WASH Ambassador. While applauding her efforts with the “Hygiene First campaign, the Minister also implored her and her team to map out different activities that would encourage environmental sustainability across the nation.

Also present was Dr Nicholas Igwe who is the National coordinated for OPS-WASH. The premise of OPS-WASH is based on multi-stakeholder collaboration. The Minister thus expressed excitement over the involvement of the entertainment industry in the WASH sector in creating behavioral change.

As the OPS- WASH Ambassador, Mrs. Linus promised that she will use her role to challenge Nigerians to make good hygiene a culture, as well as inspire citizen participation and responsibility. This appointment comes as a public sector recognition of the Hygiene First campaign which she launched in May 2020.

This information is as reflected on her Facebook page on Monday, 28^th September, 2020.

The Honorable Minister of Water Resources Engr. Suleiman H. Adamu has appointed Stephanie Okereke Linus as an OPS-WASH Ambassador. OPS-WASH is coordinating interventions to eliminate open defecation in Nigeria by Nigerians through the participation of the organized private sector under the leadership of the Nigerian government in all levels and with the support of other stakeholders.

In his address, Engr. Adamu charged Mrs. Linus to inspire behavioral change among Nigerians for people to take responsibility for their environment in her role as OPS-WASH Ambassador. While applauding her efforts with the “Hygiene First campaign, the Minister also implored her and her team to map out different activities that would encourage environmental sustainability across the nation.

Also present was Dr Nicholas Igwe who is the National coordinated for OPS-WASH. The premise of OPS-WASH is based on multi-stakeholder collaboration. The Minister thus expressed excitement over the involvement of the entertainment industry in the WASH sector in creating behavioral change.

As the OPS- WASH Ambassador, Mrs. Linus promised that she will use her role to challenge Nigerians to make good hygiene a culture, as well as inspire citizen participation and responsibility. This appointment comes as a public sector recognition of the Hygiene First campaign which she launched in May 2020.

This information is as reflected on her Facebook page on Monday, 28^th September, 2020.