We have no water the greatest challenge living in Enugu state - Amarachi Attamah

By Amarachi Attamah, The best test of living in Enugwu State is the test of WATER. We have no water by any means. The tap that runs on occasion isn't trustworthy, once in a while for quite a long time, no drop from the taps. 

We rely upon the business Water Tankers for water dissemination, however here is the test: 

The ninth mile Road that prompts the boreholes where the business Tankers get the water from is a passing snare. That street continues asserting lives practically consistently. Scarcely seven days passes by without trailers carrying merchandise into the city falling on one of those terrible spots out and about with its specialist monetary misfortune. I appear to be not to comprehend why quite a key street seems to have stayed unfixable for quite a long time with the end goal that all weight is currently coordinated to the one-path old street in the event that you are going to Nsukka. 

This water challenge can make one insane in Enugwu, particularly during dry seasons as now. You can constantly call big haulers for multi week and you won't perceive any accessible one. Also, realizing how crucial water is to our ordinary need, we would all be able to envision the negative effect of its non-accessibility. Here and there I can't help thinking about how the inns here do it yet I surmise they pay higher to get consistent water supplies. 

Presently the big haulers are dodging ninth mile street and boreholes with a large portion of them currently going to Agbani to get water that is normally neither as perfect nor unadulterated as that of 9thmiles. This is following quite a while of dissatisfaction. Some fiendish ones even get any sort of water from little streams around to convey to individuals because of the weight and avarice to get more cash-flow. 

The reason of ninth mile street being a government street is only not, at this point viable. This street prompts an exceptionally basic requirement for the love of all that is pure and holy. For what reason can't the weight be mounted on the Federal Government by the state to develop an exceptionally strong street there? Is each government street in the nation this unfeasible? Particularly a street that provisions an extremely key social comfort? 

How might this water issue in Enugwu be limited? In what manner can the state government assist her residents with decreasing this test? 

Enugu people want water, because we have suffered so much for water ( Ndị Enugwu chọrọ mmiri. Ahụhụ mmiri a karịa. )