Former President Olusegun Obasanjo and a former governor of Ogun State, Gbenga Daniel, have entered an agreement to jointly provide potable water for
Water scarcity has been a major problem in many parts of Abeokuta, because of the rocky nature of the ancient city.
Obasanjo who spoke on Saturday at the commissioning of a 1.5million-litre water project at the OOPL, said he decided to strike a business deal with Daniel’s Conference Hotel on water after his intervention in the power challenges. Obasanjo said, “the capacity of the water scheme is 1.5million that serves the OOPL facilities, the OPIC and Conference Hotel.
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