>>See The Hidden Facts About Bottled Water - A must Read
How much do you know about the bottled water you drink? Not nearly enough, I guess? But a new data emanating from the Environmental Working Group (EWG), a research and advocacy group in the USA has labeled some bottled water overseas un-drinkable, Nigeria inclusive.

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In another development, a recent statistics by World Health Organisation (WHO) showed that about 4,000 children die daily from water-borne diseases for lack of pure potable water, a result, which averages at 166 children per hour, and three children every other minute.

From the above statistics, it could be deduced that pure drinking water has become a scarce commodity, therefore paving way for the ravaging threat of diarrhoea, cholera and typhoid as primary killers of children and adults in Africa, particularly Nigeria.

For these reasons, the need for potable water subsists. This gives credence to the introduction of water purification systems by some companies.

Before now, National Agency for Food, Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) took it upon itself to rid the country off unclean bottled and sachet water ( pure water) by asking the concerns to register with it, a measure aimed at monitoring the manufacturers’ activities, an effort that paid off.
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it's still classy abeg

We are still behind in terms of enforcement of regulations.