Residents at Panseke in Abeokuta, capital city of Ogun State are seen here fetching water for their domestic use from a broken pipe in a drainage channel.
The residents complain of lack of potable water in the vicinity, stating that majority of them source of water from traditional wells, which have dried up since last year.
However, they said respite came their way recently from from a broken pipe leaking in the gutter which appears cleaner and manageable.
The residents claimed to have traced the water source to a leaking water pipe from a nearby rock, which pours unto the ground and flows narrowly in the pipe that runs into the drainage.
Some students of the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY), who reside in Oluwo area of the community told Saharareporters that they are also faced with water crisis and only manage what they scoop from their wells, which are now drying up due to the dry season.
Love or Hate me its ur Biz, I have more important things to think abt since u never gonna change me
Posted: at 26-12-2013 07:55 AM (11 years ago) | Hero
jossy4reall at 26-12-2013 07:58 AM (11 years ago) (m)
I can bet that this broken pipe was not a one day or two days incident and the government does not care to tackle it,,,na only when people start to dey abuse dem na im dem go remember their duty.......I tire for Nigeria ur country
Love or Hate me its ur Biz, I have more important things to think abt since u never gonna change me
Posted: at 26-12-2013 07:58 AM (11 years ago) | Hero
However im sure there is some typhoid lurking in there or maybe not, hope the issue gets sorted. 
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