Dr Samuel Adeoti

CEO at Fairaction

[Dr Samuel Adeoti @Gtohquality]

@SorungbeWale You can download the PDF and supplementary material here: https://t.co/fzCCpsEcyc

[Dr Samuel Adeoti @Gtohquality]

🎉 New publication alert! 🎉

After a long road of sample collection, analysis and peer review, our work on water safety, treatment feasibility and proxy monitoring, Stage 1 of a multi-stage program to monitor water quality remotely and ensure safe drinking water for all, is now published in Water Supply, a journal of the International Water Association @IWAHQ

SDG 6.1 promises universal access to safe drinking water, but access without safety is only half the promise. Using 𝗡𝗶𝗴𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗮 as a case study, with the intention of expanding to other contexts, we assessed the public boreholes that communities across 6 states rely on daily. The result: 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝗻 𝟴𝟬% 𝗻𝗼𝗻-𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗶𝗮𝗻𝘁 with the national safety standard.

The heart of this work is proxy monitoring, using low-cost, field-measurable indicators to flag risk so expensive lab testing goes only where it's needed. Paired with integrated treatment design at a smart water kiosk that restored unsafe supplies to health-critical safety, the study lays out a practical, affordable way to make water safe step by step, tackling the most serious health risks first.

This challenge is just as real in Australia. 𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝗻 𝟱𝟬𝟬 𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗼𝘁𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗙𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁 𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗲𝘀 have no water quality monitoring at all, and some have gone untested for as long as a decade. Without monitoring, unsafe water can go undetected, and people keep drinking it. (Water Services Association of Australia, Closing the Gap)

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗼𝗯𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗺𝘂𝗹𝘁𝗶-𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗴𝗲 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗵 is to put low-cost monitoring and treatment directly in the hands of resource-scarce communities, flagging risk on-site and making unsafe water safe without waiting on a distant lab. That is how we help close the gap, in Nigeria, in remote Australia, and wherever safe water is hardest to reach. 🌍

📄 Read the full article: https://t.co/veD8PxvlY3

The support of Clean Water for All Pty Ltd, @FairAction_Int, the University of Technology Sydney, Essential Need Projects Ltd and @Fairaction_ng is gratefully acknowledged.

[Dr Samuel Adeoti @Gtohquality]

𝗦𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 remains one of the biggest challenges in solving Nigeria’s water crisis.

Avoiding water system failure goes beyond fragmented approaches and one-time infrastructure delivery. Long-term impact requires sustainable systems, continuous monitoring, data, accountability, and local integration.

In this presentation, I discuss how @FairAction_Int and @Fairaction_ng are working to tackle these challenges and advance sustainable water access aligned with 𝗨𝗡 𝗦𝗗𝗚 𝟲.𝟭.

▶️ Watch full video: https://t.co/T0vK9ya5ol

[Fairaction @FairAction_Int]

When a water project fails, the consequences aren’t just about broken equipment, they are personal.

Explore the full article here on why the most dangerous water source is often the one that was supposed to be a solution: https://t.co/NXeHyMcuzT

#WaterSecurity #Sustainability #SocialImpact #GlobalDevelopment #Fairaction #SDG6

[Fairaction @FairAction_Int]

What does life look like when something as basic as water is not guaranteed?

For many communities, it means starting the day with uncertainty, about distance, about safety, and about what the water itself might carry.

And yet, these are the realities shaping health, education, and everyday living for entire families.
At Fairaction, we’re not treating this as just a lack of infrastructure, we’re responding to a gap in dignity.

By bringing safe water closer to homes, we’re helping reduce preventable illness, ease the burden on caregivers, and give children a better chance to learn, grow, and simply be children.

Small changes like access can shift everything.

Be part of that change.
Support our work, share this message, and help us reach communities that need it most.

#WaterSustainability #CleanWaterAccess #Fairaction #SustainableDevelopment

[Fairaction Nigeria @Fairaction_ng]

They asked for help, and we showed up.

Life in Lube Boni wasn’t easy. The community had to share the same water sources with cows, not because they wanted to, but because they had no choice.

Now, things have changed.

Hear directly from the people of the community as they share what life was like before our Smart Water Infrastructure.

Many communities are still going through the same struggle.
You can be part of the change.

Support Fairaction today.
📩 [email protected]

#FairActionNigeria #CleanWaterForAll #WaterIsLife #SustainableChange

[Fairaction Nigeria @Fairaction_ng]

On Monday, the Fairaction Nigeria team, in collaboration with @FairAction_Int, carried out an impactful outreach in Arulogun Community, Akinyele LGA, to commemorate World Water Day 2026.

The event brought together the Mogaji of Ile Arulogun, Chief Monsur Abiola Olatunji; the Balogun Arulogun, Chief A. Oluwole Olayiwola; and the Baale Arulogun, Baale Taofik Adewale Lawal, alongside other respected community leaders and members of the Arulogun community. Also in attendance were representatives from over 143 villages, a powerful show of unity and shared purpose.

Our National Coordinator, Dr. Tola Winjobi, delivered an insightful address highlighting the deep connection between water access and gender equality, reinforcing this year’s theme and its relevance to everyday life. We were also honored to have our Director and CEO, @Gtohquality, share a brief speech about our mission, vision, and continued commitment to providing sustainable water solutions for communities.

One of the most impactful moments of the day was hearing directly from community members, especially the women, as they shared their real-life water challenges. These conversations strengthened our commitment to take actionable steps toward sustainable solutions that truly meet their needs.

We are grateful to everyone who showed up, especially the elders and members of Arulogun Community, for the warm reception and active participation.

#WorldWaterDay #WaterAndGender #FairActionNigeria #SDG6 #WaterForAll

[Fairaction Nigeria @Fairaction_ng]

On this World Water Day, we reflect on a simple truth: water is not just a resource - it is life, opportunity, and dignity.

We have walked through communities, spoken to families, and seen firsthand how women and girls bear the greatest burden when water is scarce.

They wake before sunrise, walk long distances, and carry the responsibility of keeping their families healthy. When water is scarce or unsafe, they are the ones who sacrifice time, education, income, and even their safety.

At Fairaction, we are changing that story.

By placing women at the center of our solutions, we are not only improving access to safe water - we are building leaders, strengthening communities, and creating lasting impact. From kiosk attendants to local water committees, women are driving change every day.

This World Water Day, stand with us to ensure every woman and girl has access to safe water and the chance to live, grow, and dream without limits.

#WorldWaterDay #WaterAndGender #FairActionNigeria #WaterForAll #SDG6

[Dr Samuel Adeoti @Gtohquality]

Advancing UN SDG 6.1!

@FairAction_Int @Fairaction_ng

[Dr Samuel Adeoti @Gtohquality]

@vicnolly @Suportcrew_ @qatarairways Thanks

[Dr Samuel Adeoti @Gtohquality]

@MargoVanhee @qatarairways Does this apply to business?

[Dr Samuel Adeoti @Gtohquality]

Last week, I shared our framework for delivering sustainable water solutions.

In this video, I highlight the key post-construction metrics we track to ensure water systems remain reliable, resilient, and sustainable over time. These metrics show how smart technology and long-term monitoring transform water projects from short-term interventions into lasting infrastructure.

Beyond community impact, this data also informs policy, supports water agencies and governments, and contributes to peer-reviewed research across the sector.

Watch the full video: https://t.co/VgE6Ne5hYO

If you are working towards UN SDG 6.1 (Clean Water for All) and are interested in scalable, evidence-based water solutions, we welcome collaboration.

[Dr Samuel Adeoti @Gtohquality]

I recorded this video in response to increasing interest from water agencies and development partners in how Fairaction delivers sustainable, data-driven water solutions that improve access to safe water and strengthen long-term community wellbeing, prosperity, and resilience in water-poor communities.

In the video, I outline our approach and explain how we work and why it works in practice.

The model moves deliberately from rigorous pre-construction assessment, to durable and climate-resilient infrastructure design and construction, and finally to real-time post-construction monitoring and data feedback. This lifecycle-based approach ensures water systems remain functional, financially viable, and scalable in complex environments.

The video uses a real project example from Nigeria to illustrate how sustainability and performance are actively managed over time, rather than assumed at the point of construction.

For organisations, institutions, water agencies, and philanthropists working toward the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 6.1 Clean Water for All, and with an interest in infrastructure sustainability, system performance, and long-term delivery models, I welcome further discussion and targeted briefings.

Watch the video: https://t.co/6uYqNdd1SJ

[Dr Samuel Adeoti @Gtohquality]

Our NGO delivered a sustainable water solution to a community that had never previously been reached. The community has existed for over a hundred years and has always relied on a distant, visibly contaminated stream that is unsafe for human consumption.

The government undoubtedly has the resources to support such communities; however, many remain unserved due to systemic institutional and political constraints.

NGOs are frequently scapegoated by politicians and by those who lack a grounded understanding of on-the-ground realities. NGOs play a critical and complementary role in service delivery, and this role cannot be replaced or rendered redundant.

[Dr Samuel Adeoti @Gtohquality]

This is strategic and reassuring. I consider it a proactive move at a time when fast and rational decisions are needed. We have been complicit for too long on the issue of insecurity and never again going forward. May God bless Nigeria and every well-meaning Nigerian who continues to work to uplift our dear country.

To everyone who speaks hate about the country because of their dislike for its leadership or government, it is not too late to join hands with the rest of us to move Nigeria forward.

[Dr Samuel Adeoti @Gtohquality]

@loyalpet_ @Ikeonwu18004 @lindaikeji This is AI-generated. Please don’t argue. If the video he made was truly shown on TV, she could have posted the actual TV clip, not an AI video.

[Dr Samuel Adeoti @Gtohquality]

The video is clearly AI-generated, and it has been retweeted so many times. It is unfair to spread fake news, especially at a time when many people rely on information to form opinions about how the government is handling insecurity.

I have noticed that about 90% of trending news and posts are fake, and many blogs and influencers do not care as long as they get the engagement they want, even at the detriment of our country’s image. It is a total shame that many Nigerians are not patriotic.