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Water Scarcity: Lagos Residents Call On Gov't Intervention

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ShareLagos residents in Yaba, Lekki, Akowonjo, Igando, and Makoko have expressed frustration and concern over the persistent scarcity of potable water in the State, calling on the state government to take immediate action to address the issue. The residents, who spoke to New Telegraph on Monday, lamented the huge amounts of money they spend on... The post Water Scarcity: Lagos Residents Call On Gov’t Intervention appeared first on New Telegraph.
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Water Scarcity: Lagos Residents Call On Gov't Intervention

ShareLagos residents in Yaba, Lekki, Akowonjo, Igando, and Makoko have expressed frustration and concern over the persistent scarcity of potable water in the State, calling on the state government to take immediate action to address the issue. The residents, who spoke to New Telegraph on Monday, lamented the huge amounts of money they spend on... The post Water Scarcity: Lagos Residents Call On Gov’t Intervention appeared first on New Telegraph.

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Lagos residents lament lack of potable water - EnviroNews - latest environment news, climate change, renewable energy

Some Lagos residents have called on the state government to make potable water accessible to reduce the huge amount of money spent in buying water. Lagos State Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Mr. Tokunbo Wahab They disclosed this in separate interviews on Monday, March 31, 2025, in Lagos, against the backdrop of the World Water Day celebrated annually in March. They urged the state government to reduce the spread of water-…

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