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FG, development partners seek stronger reforms in water sector

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The Federal Government and Development Partners have reiterated the need for sustained reforms, increased investment and stronger partnerships to improve urban water supply and sanitation services across the country. Speaking at the Workshop on ‘Urban Water Supply Sector Reform in Nigeria: Progresses, Challenges, and Way Forward’ held in Abuja on Monday, the Minister of Water Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-development-partners-seek-stronger-reforms-in-water-sector/

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