In Nigeria, public property is often regarded as more often than not treated carelessly and irresponsibly.
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In some cases, not only do Nigerians fail to take care of public property situated within their communities, they also destroy it, dismembering it to sell the pieces as scrap.
In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we ask people why they do it, what the impact of doing it is, and how to change things.
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