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LSWC apologises to residents over current water disruption, assures supply soon

Admin February 3, 2021

The Lagos State Water Corporation (LSWC) on Tuesday, apologised to residents, that have been affected by the current disruption of water supply in the state.

This is contained in a statement by the Corporation on Tuesday in Lagos.

The corporation said the current disruption of water supply was due to some technical problems at the LSWC Major Water Plants.

The corporation assured residents that efforts were ongoing to restore regular water supply soon, adding that it would not toy with the emotions of residents.

It, however, explained that the corporation was undoubtedly committed to supply of potable water to every home in the state.

The corporation apologised to residents for the inconveniences caused at this period, while thanking them for their patience, understanding and cooperation.

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