Tag: water

There is no magical diet, and when it comes to metabolic literacy, even though you possibly might have heard how ...

Ghana is battling its worst economic crisis in a generation, amid a currency crisis that has worsened the nation’s fiscal ...

Chijioke Anekpo, an Enugu-based Otolaryngologist (ear, nose and throat specialist), speaks on practices that are harmful to the ear.

Part of the reason Winburg’s water is contaminated is because the effluent released from the wastewater treatment works flows directly ...

"We have committed around two billion dollars within this 14 years and we have been supporting around 35 to 40 ...

Residents at Shuni and Mahe communities are purchasing water from boreholes built by a lawmaker via the Zonal Intervention Projects.

Despite the proven benefits of investing in water for development, water security – the availability of sufficient water – is ...

We have a leader with a great charm, humility and intelligence, whose name has become synonymous with development of infrastructure ...

“The insurgency in parts of Borno and Adamawa states made it difficult for service providers and programme staff to gain ...

“APC is willing to give Governor Obaseki the blueprint for a viable and sustainable water supply scheme for the State.”

“Despite enduring droughts for years, Israel has been able to secure drinking water."

Washing of hands with soap under running water for at least 20 seconds is a key part of preventing the ...

Seven projects listed as 'completed' were not executed, five were abandoned, five were completed and still in use, while three ...

The restriction order is aimed at containing the spread of COVID-19 pandemic.

To eliminate all traces of the virus on your hands, a quick scrub and a rinse won’t cut it.

Nigeria is now ranked second worldwide among countries where open defecation is prevalent.

The country’s current delivery of improved toilet facilities annually is grossly inadequate.

The governor said that in Delta State, the water and sanitation sectors are receiving more funding.

The public hearing on the bill to provide a law for the water sector held on Tuesday

Nigeria has a population of about 190 million.

About 800,000 people are in hard-to-reach areas and 79 per cent of these are children and women.

The projects were awarded between 2012 and 2016 for over N5 billion; some started as state government projects but were ...

WHO says Nigeria needs to invest about $8 billion to provide potable water and sanitation for its citizens by 2030.