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Former Senate President, Senator Chief Ken Nnamani, on Thursday, revalidated his membership of the All Progressives Congress, APC. Nnamani, representing
Group Boasts of Reaching 27 Million People with Clean Water, Decent Toilets
Group Boasts of Reaching 27 Million People with Clean Water, Decent Toilets
Since 1981, WaterAid says it has reached 27 million people with clean water, and another 27 million people with decent toilets.
WaterAid is working to make clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene normal for everyone, everywhere within a generation. This international not-for-profit organisation works in 28 countries to change the lives of the poorest and most marginalised people.
Recently, WaterAid Nigeria, the Coca-Cola Foundation (TCCF), and the South Saharan Development Organisation (SSDO) joined the Enugu State Government in celebrating a 19-month project that brought sustainable clean water and sanitation to over 10, 000 residents in and around Nsukka, Ezeagu, Uzo-Uwani, Isiuzo and Enugu South local government areas under the
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Hundreds of indigenes of Obeagu Awkunanaw in the Enugu South Local Government Area of Enugu State, on Wednesday, protested against the demolition of the community’s civic centre under construction and said to be worth over N100m.
They alleged that the demolition was carried out by one Kingsley Eze, a private estate developer and promoter of the Private Estates International West Africa, on December 15, 2020, with the backing of policemen from the Special Protection Unit.
The protesters, who marched peacefully to the site of the demolished centre, carried placards with different inscriptions and chanted: ‘Kingsley Eze, leave our land’.
By Emmanuel Acha
Enugu, Dec. 30, 2020 (NAN) Enugu State Government says it is determined to resolve all pending land matters involving estate developers and host communities in the state.
The state Commissioner for Lands, Chief Victor Nnam, announced this on Wednesday in Enugu.
Nnam was reacting to a peaceful protest by youths of Obeagu Awkunawnaw community in Enugu South Local Government Area over the disputed land.
He said that the state government was not unmindful of activities of some developers whom, he said, were blackmailing the government while attempting to acquire land in the state.
On the disputed parcel of land in Obeagu Awkunanaw, the commissioner said that the state government had in 2009 allocated 1,097 hectares in the area to Private Estate West Africa (PEWA) Ltd. for the development of a modern city.