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- A web log to facilitate the understanding of the activities of the Niger Delta Basin Development Authority and its linkages with other national institutions. Friends of the Authority can keep abreast of developments in the Authority's mandate area.

Water Supply and Water Quality Control Projects

 Underground Water Development/Rural Water Supply Project
(a)   Scope
v  Carry out a systematic, geophysical and hydrogeological investigation within the Niger Delta area.
v  It will cover the construction of 9⅝” diameter boreholes, installation of 5.5 to 40HP submersible pumps, construction of 40m3 – 200m3  over head tank, pumping stations with staff quarters, installation of treatment plant, where necessary, and 15-60KVA generating set to supply power, provision of limited reticulation and rehabilitation of existing water schemes.
 (b)     Achievement:
v   A total of 160 No. water schemes were developed in the Authority’s area of operation.  Details of this is as shown below.
The locations include:
(a)     Rivers State: 
Bunu-Tai, Ngo, Omademe, Iloma, Abuloma, Afam-Ukwu, Iriebe, Green’s Town, Ogbulu-Ama, Akpajo, Izeoma-Asa, Rumuowha, Sogho, Elem-Bekinkiri, Ohiagu, Abissa, Umuajuloke, Amadi-Ama, Idama,Gure, Krakrama, Offeh, Rumuesara, Akinima, Ngbola-Ndele ,Isiokpo, Ebubu ,Ogbo, Rumuji, Umunwuzi, Umuogba, Sime, Luwa, Unyeada, Bolo Rumuekpe, , Emelego, Ogu, Anwunugboko,  Eligbam, , Halliday-Ama, Old Bakana, Rumuonu, and Baa-Lueku, Ahoada, Ochigba, Emelego, Ubima, Ndashi, Igbodo, Marihu-Ndoki, Kpite, Eteo, Okrika, Akinima, Edeoha, Egwi, Ozuzu, Abarikpo, Opobo, Nkoro, Terabor, Buguma, Eneka, Umuoye, Ataba, Rumuokwurushi, Emohua, Obite, Koroma., Nkpolu Oroworukwu, Aluu Abuloma, Omerelu, Ogbogoro, Tema, Obonoma, Elele, Orazi, Ido, Angulama, Ipo, Kere-Bargha, Taabaa, Kaa, Abam-Ama.
(b)        Bayelsa State
Okipiri, Opokuma, Okokokiri ,Aleibiri, Eguema, Ayamasa, Ekperikiri
Akassa, Agbere, Akaibiri, Kainyanbiri, Ekeowe, Sabatoru, Bolo-Orua, Yeneka, Gbaraun, Ogodobiri, Onuebum, Okordi, Isampou, Anyama-Ogbia, Kiama, Eteama, Azuzu Ama, Emeyal, Otuogigdi, Enewari, Igboyene, Anyama Ebeli-Okirdi, Tungbo, Otuan, Zarama, Ekowe, Kolo Town, Ibelebiri, Otuabula II.

(c)        Delta state:
Iyede, Ukpude, Enekorogha, Edherie, Uro, Bomadi, Onhwe Enhwe, Mozei, Igbide,  Esanma, Bethel, Ivrogbo, Tamigbe Adobuo, Ivori, Orere, Ada-Ivory,  Ode-Itsekiri,  Olomoro, Agolomo, Okpe, Burutu, Ogheye, Okoloba, Kpakana,and  Ezebiri, Effurun, Ibiride, Isiokpo, Uzere, Ozoro, Oru, Orhoakpor, Orerokpe, Okpara Water Side. Uro Isoko, Edjekota, NDC Ozoro, Arade, Iyede, Otibio, urude Irri, Olomoro, Etua-Oiogo Ndokwa, Aboh Olomoro, Etua Oiogo  Ndokwa, Aboh Ndokwa, Iselegu, Okpe Abovo,

Twenty one locations have been completed. They are: Ahoada,  Eneka, B-Dere,  Obeama – Asa, Atali, Opobo, Eleme, Umuagbai ,Ngo-Ndoni, Degema, Bonny, Okparki, Nembe, Afam Ukwu,  Krakrama, Ogbo, Eligbam, Yeneka,Terabor,Edeoha, Marihu Ndoki, Abarikpo. Others are at various stages of completion.


Water Quality Control Project
(a) Scope:
 This is to monitor and access the level of pollution caused to the underground and surface water of the Niger Delta.
* Control measures and safe standard will be set both for terrestrial and aquatic life in the Niger Delta.
Samples of water from the rivers, creeks, boreholes are to be collected and analyzed.
* A water factory is to be established for the production of table water.
(b) Achievement:
 Within the 1980s a fully equipped laboratory was established within the Headquarters in Port Harcourt, where water samples were collected and analysed.
 Construction of the 1st phase of the laboratory building completed.
 Equipment and reagents for the new laboratory have been procured. Some of the equipment are awaiting installation.
 Equipment for the production of table water procured and is awaiting installation
 Construction of the Water Processing Factory building completed awaiting commissioning. NAFDAC has approved the plan and all necessary steps taken to produce the Table Water in commercial quantity.