It was tears of joy in Malkohi permanent Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camp, as Caritas Nigeria’ ended the accute water scarcity in the Malkohi community with the commissioning of the 60,000 litres capacity water tank solar powered borehole.
Speaking at the ceremony in Malkohi IDP camp,Yola-South local government, Adamawa state,the executive secretary Caritas Nigeria Reverend Father Peter Babangida, said that access to safe and reliable water is fundamental to human dignity, good health, and wellbeing.
“For the residents of Malkohi, this facility represents an important step towards improving access to water, reducing the burdenof water collection, and improving livingconditions, particularly for women and children.”
“It is a pleasure to be here today to witness the commissioning of this 60,000-litre solarpowered water supply project at Malkohi IDP Camp. “
Babangida said that the project is more than a water project ;but that it is a practical expression of solidarity with people
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