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Association of water producers calls for enabling environment to thrive

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The Association of Table Water Producers of Nigeria (ATWAP) in Ogun has called on governments at all levels to create an enabling environment for its members to thrive.

The chairman of the association, Mr Babatunde Lawal, made the call in an interview with our correspondent on Monday in Ota.

Lawal urged governments at all levels to support the association with infrastructural development, good policies, and financial assistance to enhance its operations and also ensure the availability of potable drinking water.

He also called for stricter regulations on factories and greenhouse gas emissions to ensure long-term sustainability of water for human consumption.

According to him, there is a need for governments to redouble their efforts because the country is facing unique challenges in providing access to safe and clean drinking water.

Lawal emphasised the need for promoting sustainable water management practices and access to safe water in the state, and the country at large.

He appealed to members of the association to adhere to international best practices so that they could build a stronger industry that would guarantee quality water for healthier Nigerians.

Ige Adekunle

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