Lagos to produce 70m gallons of water every day, says Sanwo-Olu 

lagos to supply 70m gallons of water daily, says sanwo olu 

Lagos state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has introduced that the state will provide 70 million gallons of potable water every day upon the completion of the second section of the Adiyan Water Works. 

Talking throughout an inspection of the venture in Ogun state, Sanwo-Olu disclosed that development has reached 80 % completion, with about 70 to 75 % of the required gear already on web site. 

“Adiyan II is supposed to provide 70 million gallons per day, and from the inspection immediately, it’s about 80 % accomplished,” he stated. 

The governor defined that the continued work consists of electromagnetic and electromechanical installations, with uncooked water being sourced from the Ogun River by way of pipelines laid to Akute. 

He expressed confidence that the venture can be accomplished inside the subsequent 10 to 12 months, considerably bettering the water provide throughout Lagos. 

Sanwo-Olu counseled the contractors and host communities for his or her cooperation, highlighting that compensation had been paid to affected residents by each the Lagos and Ogun State governments. 

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“The locals are as completely happy as we’re as a result of there’s full restitution,” he stated. 

The governor acknowledged that important work stays, particularly in enhancing water transmission and constructing further capability. 

“The job is just not completed but. It’s one other promise saved, though delayed. Will probably be a venture Lagosians will likely be pleased with, as it can enhance the financial system and dwelling situations in Lagos.”

Emphasising the federal government’s accountability to supply potable water, Sanwo-Olu stated: “Water is one crucial element that the federal government should present, and we’re completely happy that Adiyan II will stay as much as that accountability.” 

He additionally revealed plans to increase pipelines throughout the Lagos Lagoon to enhance water distribution to areas corresponding to Ikoyi, Lekki, and Lagos Island.

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