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Nigeria’s Water Crisis: Beyond Rising Budget Allocations - NEWS AGENCY OF NIGERIA

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Nigeria’s water crisis: Beyond rising budget allocations 60 total views todayBy Martha Agas, News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) By many accounts, dearth of potable water has exacerbated economic challenges and fuelled the spread of waterborne diseases like typhoid and cholera. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) reports a 220 per cent increase in suspected cholera cases in Nigeria in 2024. With […] The post Nigeria’s water crisis: Beyond ris…
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Nigeria’s Water Crisis: Beyond Rising Budget Allocations - NEWS AGENCY OF NIGERIA

Nigeria’s water crisis: Beyond rising budget allocations 60 total views todayBy Martha Agas, News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) By many accounts, dearth of potable water has exacerbated economic challenges and fuelled the spread of waterborne diseases like typhoid and cholera. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) reports a 220 per cent increase in suspected cholera cases in Nigeria in 2024. With […] The post Nigeria’s water crisis: Beyond ris…

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By many accounts, dearth of potable water has exacerbated economic challenges and fueled the spread of waterborne diseases like typhoid and cholera. Minister of Water Resources and Sanitation, Prof. Joseph Utsev The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) reports a 220 per cent increase in suspected cholera cases in Nigeria in 2024. With Nigeria’s population exceeding 200 million, only about two-thirds have access to clean drinking water serv…

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