by David Odom The Federal Government says access to potable water in the country has increased from 58% to 65% in the last two years. Minister of Water Resources Mrs. Sarah Ockekpe announced this in Abuja while presenting the Mid-term scorecard of her ministry at the ongoing 2013 Ministerial Platform. Citing a recent national... Read More
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