Uh, Mr. Rasheed, so far, uh, what are the key activities in trying to address this issue? What are the key activities that have been carried out, uh, in Okorobe, and how has the reception been?

Yeah.

Thank you so much.

Uh, it's, it's, it's a pleasure to be part of this, uh, podcast, uh, with regards to the WASH, uh, project in Okorobe.

Uh, well, basically, since the inception of the project, the activities that we've been able to carry out in Okorobe, uh, one, uh, we visited the community with the ACRC team from Manchester across all other African cities, uh, and which, uh, uh, there was a high level of enthusiasm from the community to receive, uh, the large team of ACRC and also, uh, the project itself.

And again, uh, we went round the community to visit the, uh, proposed land site for the hub, uh, where the, the toilet and the, uh, bore and the bathroom infrastructure under water and sanitation.

Uh, we visited the site, uh, proposed site with the ACRC team, uh, with the community, uh, representatives.

Uh, Mr. Rashid, tell me, what are your hopes for this project in terms of not just Okerewe but in terms of, uh, Lagos in general? Uh, what do you hope that this project will be able to achieve in terms of how the government relates, uh, with informal communities in the city of Lagos? What do you think you are going to be able to achieve, uh, with this initiative at Okerewe?