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The study assesses WASH and residential conditions in Ajeromi-Ifelodun and Lagos Mainland Local Government Areas of Lagos State. Three hundred questionnaires were administered to households in the study area using a systematic sampling technique. Both the descriptive and bivariate statistical techniques were employed for the data analysis. The result shows that the majority of the households are low-income earners with moderate household size within the 1-5 groups. The predominant bathroom facility is makeshift. More than three-quarter of the households have a waste bin in their dwelling. Open land waste disposal predominates in the study area. Significant dependence relationship exists between waste disposal method, and the LGAs obtained as χ=18.568; df =4; p<.001. Approximately three-quarter of the dwellings are surrounded by stagnant water. The major source of water is borehole. About 74.0% and 72.7% of the respondents have access to improved sanitation and water respectively. Almost 50% of the respondents lack sanitation facility within their dwelling. The study concluded that the dominance of stagnant water and open land disposal method poses serious environmental and human health challenges. The study recommends the enforcement of sanitary laws and developmental control and public enlightenment for sustainable socio-environmental and healthy residential.

ASSESSMENT OF WASH AND RESIDENTIAL CONDITIONS IN AJEROMI-IFELODUN AND LAGOS MAINLAND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS