Despite the heavy downfall being witnessed in the country and Ndakaini dam overflowing, Umoja two residents in Nairobi are still experiencing dry taps in their houses.
There is
completely no water, and residents have been forced to purchase water from
local vendors who are selling it expensively.
The exact
cause of water shortage is phenomenal, although the majority of people believe
the shortage is caused by water cartels out to profit from their water business
within the ward.
Vocal youth
leader Nickson bokello has called out on the concerned authorities and local
leadership to address the issue urgently to cushion the residents from
suffering.
He promised
to follow up on the issue with Nairobi water and sewage company and ensure
water is readily available to every resident.
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Umoja two
is a busy estate with a rapidly growing population. Water should always be
available in plenty to satisfy the needs of the residents in the entire ward.