Caritas Nigeria Launches 60,000-Litre Borehole in Adamawa

Caritas Nigeria, in collaboration with Norad, Caritas Norway, and other partners, commissioned a 60,000 litres solar borehole in Malkohi community, Adamawa state. This initiative aims to resolve the water supply challenges faced by Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and local residents.

During the commissioning ceremony in Yola, Rev. Father Peter Babangida, Executive Secretary of Caritas Nigeria, stated that the facility symbolizes solidarity with those affected by displacement and is crucial for enhancing access to water, particularly benefiting women and children. He emphasized that reliable water access is essential for public health and well-being.

Hon. Bello Hamandram, Adamawa State Commissioner for Reconstructions, Rehabilitation, Reintegration and Humanitarian Services, represented by Mr. Mathias Zira, acknowledged the contributions of Caritas Nigeria and its partners. He highlighted the importance of sustainable access to essential services for addressing displacement challenges and improving hygiene, sanitation, and the dignity of residents.