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NATIONAL CONSCIENCE PARTY
  United States Headquarters:
PO Box 1156
  Washington, DC 20013
Webmaster: Waheed Alabede
TEN CARE PROGRAMME
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Water Care
Majority of Nigerians have no access to clean pipe-borne water in spite of official claims of enormous resources that have been committed to it.

* In urban cities such as Ibadan, Oyo State, 90% of the people have no access to pipe-borne water.
* The rural areas where majority of Nigerians reside are completely forgotten.
* Enterprises that are heavily water dependent close down for lack of water.

In an age where scientific revolution enables people to live in other planets other than the earth, Nigerians lack basic amenities to survive on earth. Hence, many fake 'pure' (poor) bottled water businesses spring up, jeopardizing the health of the people. Many of the diseases ravaging the lives of our people, particularly children, are water-borne. Yet, this is an oil rich nation. The NCP pledges to commit adequate resources to implement an efficient and effective pipe-borne water programme to encompass the entire nation. All the tiers of government  federal, state and local  that may be controlled by the NCP will provide cost-free clean pipe-borne water for domestic uses and cheap water supply network for industrial uses.


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