Intending couples to show evidence of toilets in their houses before marriage, says LG

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Bubura Local Government Area of Jigawa State has enacted a bye-law that will not allow any intending couple to get married until they provide evidence of having toilets in their homes.

This was disclosed by the Chairman of the local government, Alhaji Lawan Ismail, while speaking on the bye-law, saying the “aim of the bye-law is to prohibit open defecation in the local government area.”

Alhaji Ismail disclosed that “with this bye-law, it is now mandatory for any intending couple to have toilets in their homes before they are allowed to get married in the local government area.

According to him, “apart from health issues attached to open defecation, there is also reports of rape cases in the area as a result of men and women defecating inside the bushes.”

The council chairman warned that any intending couple who is found not to have toilets in their homes after they have been married will pay a fine of N2,500.

Alhaji Lawan Ismail solicited the support and cooperation of the people of the area to ensure the success of the bye-law.

Babura is the local government area of Governor Muhammadu Badaru Abubakar.

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