Potable Water supply to 13000 villagers in Nigeria

This is to once again thank GlobalGiving and our donors worldwide for making this project possible.

Thousands of individuals and families have benetted from this laudible project. Many zoonotic diseases have been avoided amd many lost school hours have been avoided in these affected communities due to this facility. 

However. there has been a progressive inadequate water supply to these communities due to poor  power supply, ageing equipment, increasing population of this rural communities, and the increasing cost of facility maintenace.

Consequently,water supply from our facility only comes for a few hours in the day when there is power supply from the National Grid. it is usually chaotic at all our service points during the limited hours water pumping.occurs.

The solution to this water suppy inadequacy is power supply augmentation with solar powered system. With much sunlight in this communities all the year round the only materials needed to make  this possible are 15 solar panels, 6KVA lithium batteries and the necessary accessaries for equipment connections.

The estimated cost of these materials with labour is $25,000.00 [Twenty five thousands dollars.}

We appeal to GlobalGiving and our numerous donors to donate generously to enable us achieve this last phase of this project.

Thank you all.

Yours sincerely.

Dr Dako mamudu

Project manager.

This is to once again thank GlobalGiving and its donores globally who made this project possible about 10 years ago/

The index community is ever grateful to you, Dako Foundatioun and other donors whose contributions made it possible and sustained to date.

However, the challemges of maintenance and the epiletic power supply remain serious issues of concern.

Wear and tear and water pipes exposure due to erosion in the community require regular attention. There is also the issue of high energy cost as the energy supply for a few hours from the national grid comes at a high tariff.

With the abundance of sunlight in this community, a hybrid of solar energy and electricity powered water pumps will be a more cost-effective way of supplying regular and sustained water to this communmity.

Installation of a 30KVA solar power system and a hybrid water pumps remain the ultimate solution to improved water supply to our index community.using our facility.

The estimated cost of this additional facilty is {$25,000.00} twenty five thousands dollars'

We look forward to the generous donors from GlobalGiving to make this dream come true.

Yours sincerely,

Dr Dako Mamudu.

Project Manager