Help! Lekki residents are exposed to water-related diseases engendered by sub-standard and unregulated sources of water supply. Increasing cases of dysentery and diarrhea-induced pathogenic bacteria infections have sparked concerns on public health in the area.
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It is a fact that Lekki conjures an image of affluence and comfort, going by splendid architectural edifice and exquisite relaxation spots sprawling all over the place, but beneath these allures, is a menace – lack of drinkable water. If water is life, yet, it is extremely difficult to source, it means there is no life in Lekki, and unfit to be part of “Centre of Excellence”.
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https://punchng.com/lack-of-clean-water-fueling-diseases-in-lekki/

https://www.independent.ng/lack-of-clean-water-and-upsurge-of-diseases-in-lekki/

lekki of all places

They dont have boreholes?
Will prefer digging a borehole than use public water supply especially in lagos.
Ayama

descarado:
They dont have boreholes?
Will prefer digging a borehole than use public water supply especially in lagos.
Ayama

Actually they do but the water is not drinkable without treatment, also has a bad smell plus brown color.
Lekki is a peninsula, built on reclaimed land so what is underneath is lagoon water.
Worked there and we only drank bottled water or sachet water. Its an irony really.

BernieLee:

Actually they do but the water is not drinkable without treatment, also has a bad smell plus brown color.
Lekki is a peninsula, built on reclaimed land so what is underneath is lagoon water.
Worked there and we only drank bottled water or sachet water. Its an irony really.

Salt water because of the sea, right?
They should treat their water. They are upscale.
Isn't it a shame?