Sachet water, commonly referred to as “pure water,” is a vital commodity in Nigeria, serving as a primary source of potable drinking water for a large percentage of the population. Recently, there has been a reduction in the number of sachets per bag, from twenty sachet water per bag to sixteen raising questions about the impact on consumers, sellers, and the public,considering the economy situation in Nigeria.
A survey was conducted in various neighborhoods across Ibadan the Oyo state capital by Yes FM news team. Let’s take a listen.
Access to clean water is indeed a basic human right, and efforts should be made to ensure that it is affordable and accessible for all, regardless of socio-economic status. In many developing countries, including Nigeria, the availability and affordability of clean water can be a significant challenge.
Collaborative efforts involving the government, private sector, and civil society can lead to more effective solutions in ensuring clean water is not a luxury but a basic right for everyone.