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Water: MD TAWASCo Engr Siam assures of water supply to customers in Jalingo-

As water scarcity bites harder in Jalingo the Taraba State Capital,
Taraba State Water and Sewerage Corporation says it will supply water to its customers today.

Managing Director Taraba State Water and Sewerage Corporation Buba Musa Siam hinted to our reporter while commenting on the corporation's efforts to meet the Water needs of the masses in Jalingo.

He remarked that its services were held as a result of a power outage following the vandalisation of the Transmission Company of Nigeria TCN mast on the Jos-Bauch axis.

Buba Musa Siam said the corporation has resorted to using its generator to ensure supply, adding that though it is for many days as the cost of diesel is high.

The Managing Director appreciated the prompt response of the Governor in ensuring that water is supplied to the customers to address the water challenge.

He urged the public to report any case of a pipe burst as the corporation now has an emergency team to address such cases.

TSBS findings indicated the following power outage for days in Jalingo a truck of water now costs between seven and one thousand five hundred naira at Roadblock, mile six, ATC, Dinyavoh, Mayodassa among other communities in the town.

This development has continued to receive mixed feelings among residents in the Jalingo metropolis.
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