LSWC Addresses Water Pipeline Bursts Along Maryland-Ikorodu Axis

• LSWC Emphasizes Importance of Maintaining Integrity of Water Supply Infrastructure
• LSWC Reveals The Bursts Were Caused By Stolen Fittings

The Lagos State Water Corporation (LSWC) has announced a significant increase in water production from its Iju and Adiyan Waterworks, demonstrating its dedication to providing improved and reliable water supply for residents across Lagos State.

Eko Hot Blog reports that the surge in water supply led to high-pressure bursts along the Maryland-Ikorodu axis, resulting in temporary flooding on major roads.

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Investigations conducted by the LSWC revealed that the bursts were caused by stolen fittings, which exposed the pipe flow line and allowed water to escape to the surface.

In response to the situation, LSWC Managing Director Engr. Mukhtaar Tijani led the distribution team to the site.

Immediate measures were taken to stop the leaks, and production at the Iju and Adiyan Waterworks was temporarily halted to prevent further damage and ensure public safety.

Engr. Tijani emphasized the importance of maintaining the integrity of the water supply infrastructure and expressed the Corporation’s commitment to resolving the issue as quickly as possible.

He also requested the public’s cooperation in protecting water pipelines and reporting any suspicious activities to the appropriate authorities.

“As we continue to enhance water production across the state, residents may notice instances of leakages. These occurrences are expected as part of our ongoing infrastructure upgrades, and we assure the public that they will be promptly addressed,” said Engr. Tijani.

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The Managing Director expressed his gratitude to the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency’s (LASEMA) Cobra Response Team-Onipanu and the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) for their swift response and assistance in managing the situation.

The Corporation urges residents to report any leaks or bursts immediately to LSWC through the following helplines: 0704 597 3012, 0704 597 3013, 0703 320 7647, 0703 326 1974

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