Tucked away in the GUI Ward of Abuja Municipal, the community of Dayisna is just an hour from the Federal Capital, but it feels centuries behind. Here, over 5,000 Nigerians live without access to clean water, forgotten by a government they vote for every election, MonitNG, a public accountability organization has exposed. Their only source […]
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Kaida community located about 11 kilomentres away from Gwagwalada Area Council of Federal Capital Territory Abuja has no road and safe drinking water. The community which has an estimated 1,000 population drinks from a dirty river and has no access road. The residents who are mainly rural farmers in different narratives recounted how access to
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Residents of the Tatagyiya community in the Gwagwa area of Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC), Federal Capital Territory (FCT-Abuja) Nigeria’s capital city rely on dirty ponds for safe drinking water. Monitng, civic public accountability exposed how the Tatagyiya community suffers a huge infrastructural deficit and relies on dirty ponds as a source of drinking water. We appeal
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An estimated 1000 population of the Sumpe community in Bwari Area Council of Federal Capital Territory (FCT-Abuja) Nigeria’s capital city relies on dirty streams for safe drinking water. Monitng, civic public accountability exposed how the Sumpe community suffers a huge infrastructural deficit and relies on dirty streams as a source of drinking water. We appeal
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The Federal Capital Territory Authority (FCTA), should ensure that the Shapi community located at Gumbu ward in Kwali Area Council of FCT that relies on dirty ponds as a source of drinking water benefits from the N1.15 trillion 2024 FCT Budget. Monitng, civic public accountability has exposed how the Shapi community suffers a huge infrastructural
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Nigeria’s Ministry of Water Resources in what appears predominant practices that have helped undermine the country’s development has abandoned N336.6 million dam project in Katsina State. Under the deal, Water Resources Ministry in the 2022 budget, allocated the sum of N336.6 million for the construction of Jare Earth Dam in Bakori Local Government Area of
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Residents of Anguwan Kudi Nuku Community in Abaji Area Council of Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory (FCT) rely upon dirty ponds as their only source of drinking water. The community lack access to safe drinking water, a situation that has since forced them to drink from a dirty pond that is meant for animals. This is
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Residents of Dapa Community in Kwali Area Council of Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory (FCT) rely upon dirty water from floating gutters as their only source of drinking water. The community that has an estimated 1,500 inhabitants lack access to safe drinking water, a situation that has since forced them to drink from dirty gutters that
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Inhabitants of Angwan Mailafia community in Kokona Local Government of Area of Nasarawa State rely on a dirty pond as a source of drinking water. This is even as Cholera a disease that is largely caused by drinking dirty water, in the past killed 59 persons, and 892 cases were recorded in Nasarawa State The
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Over 3,000 inhabitants of Shongo Sarkin Yakki community in Gombe State have no water to drink as Water Resources Ministry has since abandoned N50 million water project in the area. This is even as the community inhabitants that are located in the Gombe Local Government Area of the state have been without water for over
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