PraiseGod C Emenike|I.T. Tenebe|David O. Omole|Ben U. Ngene|Babatunde I. Oniemayin|Omeje Maxwell|B.I. Onoka
Accessing safe drinking water in sub-Saharan Africa: Issues and challenges in South–West Nigeria
Covenant University|Covenant University|Covenant University|Covenant University|Covenant University|Covenant University|University of Nigeria
termination millennium development goals gave birth sustainable development goals sdgs target 6 provide unhindered access safe economical drinking water sanitation survey research adopted stratified sampling technique captured 400 households 700 wellstructured questionnaire consisting open closedended questions distributed questions line water sanitation hygiene wash recommendations drinking water sanitation household surveys examined access safe water regarding accessibility availability affordability acceptability adoodo ota ogun state nigeria personal interviews conducted capture emotional discretion respondents towards subject matter crosstabulation multinomial logit model used analyze relationship variables water access results obtained showed water access within study area mostly limited private sources level quality accessibility study reveals fate placed government water facilities dwindled drastically furthermore study highlighted need revisit government policies inclusion subsidy cost recovery rainwater harvesting effective tools improving encouraging equity water access