LWC, USAID Seek Traditional Rulers Support In Improvement Water Supply In Lagos

Lagos Water Corporation in partnership with United States Agency for International Development (USAID)  have sought the support and understanding of the Lagos residents, particularly, the traditional rulers of Otto and Otumara Communities, Ebute metta of Lagos Mainland of the state to enhance regular supply of water in the metropolis.

This was disclosed during the visit of the corporation and USAID to the communities recently.

In his remarks, the LWC Managing Director/CEO, Engr. Muminu Adekunle Badmus, represented by LWC Deputy Director Distribution, Department, Engr. Saheed Olatunji said the visit is to acquaint the team with the host communities and to announce the commencement of the Programme.

Olatunji further stressed that the partnership is aimed at improving water supply in the communities, Lagos in general, as the project would be sponsored by USAID, in partnership with the Lagos State government to improve on the quality of life of Lagos residents.

He added that, as we berth in the Communities, we deemed it fit to pay homage to the Traditional rulers and seek their support to bring the project to life.

On his part the representative of the USAID team, Engr. Joechim Ezeji urged the traditional rulers to help in the area of sensitization and enlightenment of residents of the areas for total cooperation and support.

In their separate statements, the traditional rulers pledged their support and cooperation for the realization of the program.

The Oloto of Otto and Lagos Mainland, through his spokesperson, High Chief Jubril Aro expressed delight for the laudable project and thanked Governor of Lagos State Mr. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu led administration for his commitment towards improving water supply in the state.