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Millions of Nigerians continue to struggle with access to clean water, with dry taps and reliance on expensive vendors highlighting a persistent crisis despite substantial government spending on water infrastructure. This lack of safe water contributes to significant health challenges, including water-borne diseases.
The Peace Point Development Foundation has raised concerns about the worsening water crisis in Akwa Ibom and Cross River states, emphasizing its disproportionate impact on women and girls.
Residents from the Kulo community in Kuje Area Council face a severe water crisis, leading them to dig into dry streambeds for water. The community describes the situation as dire, exacerbated by a lack of access to clean drinking water.
Residents in Gwagwa, Jiwa, and Idu communities are expressing their frustration over the prolonged water shortage affecting their daily lives. They have called on the Federal Capital Territory Administration to take immediate action to prevent waterborne illnesses.
Residents in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) are grappling with a significant water crisis, pushing many to seek alternative sources. Key areas impacted include Maitama, Wuse 2, and Apo, where the shortage poses serious challenges to daily living.
