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In the history of man waste management to the environment has been a great challenge as long as human exist, there has been the possibility of insanitary environment which has caused great health challenge to human healthy living. According to a jointly published data by WHO and UNICEF in the month of September, (2014), 36 out of a hundred of the world’s populace do not have access to simple sanitation services and 768 million individuals frequently are deprived of clean drinking water and are disposed to dirty environment. Inaccessibility to proper sanitary environment and hygienic water cause death of up to 4,000 vulnerable children daily. This contributed to the cycle of poverty for families and communities in Nigeria, without water, sanitation and hygiene, efficient and sustainable development is unattainable. Manson, (2015) lack of adequate management of waste will result to health challenges to human through which water source will be contaminated ether by improper disposal of waste or hazardous discharge of substances, in one’s environment leading to outbreak of disease like cholera, typhoid, dysentery and others which is associated poor management of these hazardous substances.

Assessment of Waste Management Strategies among Staff and Students in Rivers State College of Health Science and Technology, Port Harcourt, Nigeria.