Clandestine Lagos State Water Privatisation: In Who's Interest?

Many ask why and how responsibility for providing a basic public good can be given to private, profit-driven interests. ANTHONY JOHNSON AKPAN looks at water as a social and cultural good, and not primarily as an economic good Water is a limited natural resource and a public good fundamental for life and health. Access to water is a basic human right - but how to manage water supply in practice, a...

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