@followlasg on Thursday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) and Naston Engineering to commence the scoping and definition of key components of the State’s water infrastructure development.
"EKITI WATER AND SEWERAGE COMPANY COMMENDS LAGOS WATER CORPORATION'S TRANSFORMATION, SEEKS STRATEGIC COLLABORATION ON WATER SECTOR REFORMS."
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EKITI STATE DELEGATION COMMENDS LWC's TRANSFORMATION, SEEKS STRATEGIC COLLABORATION ON WATER SECTOR REFORMS
The Ekiti State Water and Sewerage Company (EKSWSC) has commended the Lagos Water Corporation (LWC) for its remarkable transformation and innovative approach to water utility management, describing the Corporation as a leading model for sustainable water sector reforms in Nigeria.
The commendation was made on Monday, 6th July 2026, during a courtesy visit by the management of the Ekiti State Water and Sewerage Company to the Lagos Water Corporation Headquarters, Ijora, Lagos. The visit provided a platform for both organisations to engage in extensive technical discussions aimed at strengthening collaboration, exchanging knowledge and sharing best practices in water infrastructure management and service delivery.
Welcoming the delegation, the Managing Director of Lagos Water Corporation, Engr. Mukhtaar Tijani, described the visit as a valuable opportunity for both organisations to deepen professional relationships and jointly explore practical solutions to the common challenges confronting water utilities across Nigeria. He reaffirmed the Corporation's commitment to knowledge sharing, innovation and strategic partnerships that will strengthen the nation's water sector.
The Ekiti delegation, led by the Managing Director, Mr. Wole Afolabi, explained that the visit was inspired by Lagos Water Corporation's ongoing Pipeline Assessment Programme and its deployment of advanced Crawler Robotic Technology for inspecting transmission pipelines to detect faults, minimise physical water losses and reduce Non-Revenue Water (NRW).
According to the delegation, the initiative represents a significant milestone in modernising water infrastructure management and provides practical solutions that can be adapted to improve water service delivery in Ekiti State.
During the technical session, Lagos Water Corporation representatives - Engr. Saheed Olatunji, Engr. (Mrs.) Titilola Oridami-Bright, and Mr. Damilare Orekoya - presented the Corporation's comprehensive transformation agenda, highlighting its Strategic Business Plan (2025–2030). The presentations outlined key reform initiatives, including the rehabilitation of waterworks, modernisation of transmission and distribution infrastructure, improved operational efficiency, strengthened financial sustainability, enhanced customer service, increased community engagement and the promotion of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) to achieve sustainable water supply across Lagos State.
The presenters also showcased the Corporation's ongoing Pipeline Integrity Assessment Project, explaining how advanced crawler robotic inspection technology is being utilised to assess the condition of ageing transmission mains, detect leakages and support data-driven investment decisions for infrastructure rehabilitation and expansion.
A comprehensive presentation on the Corporation's Geographic Information System (GIS) further demonstrated how digital asset management has transformed operational planning within Lagos Water Corporation. The GIS platform enables accurate mapping of pipelines, reservoirs, valves, pumps, hydrants and other critical infrastructure while providing real-time access to maintenance records, customer information and engineering data to support informed planning and decision-making.
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LAGOS ISLAND COUNCILLORS COMMEND LWC MD, ENGR. MUKHTAAR TIJANI, FOR IMPROVING WATER SUPPLY
Councillors representing various wards across Lagos Island have lauded the Managing Director of Lagos Water Corporation (LWC), Engr. Mukhtaar Tijani… Read more: https://t.co/mqh6ARGhK0
On April 26, 2026, Governor @jidesanwoolu witnessed the signing of key Power Purchase Agreements. For Lagos Water Corporation, this means dedicated and reliable power for Adiyan and Iju water facilities, strengthening water production and improving supply to residents.
The Lagos Water Corporation, in partnership with WaterAid under the TeamWater Project, invites qualified and eligible contractors to bid for the rehabilitation of Ojokoro Waterworks in Ojokoro LCDA, Lagos State.
Lagos Water Corporation Inducted New Employees to Strengthen Workforce
…urged employees to make the most of the opportunity.
The Lagos Water Corporation (LWC) successfully inducted newly recruited employees as part of its ongoing efforts to... https://t.co/Kq73UUtpyH
Lagos Water Corporation (LWC) Organises Two-Day Familiarisation and Field Trip for Newly Recruited Staff
The Lagos Water Corporation (LWC) today Friday 17th April 2026, successfully concluded a two-day familiarisation and field exposure programme ....
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Following the successful commissioning of Akilo Waterworks in 2025, Lagos Water Corporation and @WaterAidNigeria yesterday launched #TeamWaterNigeria@teamwater — a $2.5M, 5-year project.
This initiative will rehabilitate Ojokoro Waterworks and expand the Iju–Adiyan network.
🚰 Building on the success of the Akilo Water Project commissioned by Mr. Governor in December 2025, @Lagoswater is proud to have secured another partnership with @WaterAidNigeria and @teamwater to launch #TeamWater Nigeria, a new $2.5 million project fully funded by the global #TeamWater crowdfunding campaign spearheaded by @MrBeast and @MarkRober.
Through this strategic partnership, WaterAid will rehabilitate the Ojokoro Waterworks and upgrade the supporting pipeline network from Iju/Adiyan.
This means clean, reliable water for an additional 100,000 residents in the Ojokoro axis.
Together with WaterAid and the #TeamWater movement, we are closing the Lagos water gap — one strategic investment at a time.
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