CLEAN : Nigerians protest against privatisation of water

The video discusses the severe water access issues in Lagos, where less than 10% of the population has access to clean water. It highlights the potential negative impacts of water privatization, such as increased costs, and the environmental pollution in Ogoniland, where water is contaminated with benzene and crude oil. The speaker calls for a water emergency in Nigeria and emphasizes the need for mobilization to ensure access to clean water without privatization, holding political leaders accountable.

What is the main concern about the government's plan to privatize water services in Lagos?

• It will ensure water is available to everyone.

• It will make water more affordable.

• It will increase the cost of water.

• It will improve water quality.

What environmental issue is highlighted in Ogoniland?

• Drought conditions

• Excessive water supply

• Lack of rainfall

• Water pollution with benzene

Why is there a call for a water emergency in Nigeria?

• Because of unacceptable water pollution

• Due to the high cost of water

• Due to privatization of water services

• Because of excessive water supply

What is the suggested solution to ensure access to clean water without privatization?

• Reduce water consumption

• Increase water prices

• Hold political leaders accountable

• Privatize water services

What is a potential consequence of water privatization for economically disadvantaged individuals?

• They will lose access to water.

• They will gain economic power.

• They will have more water options.

• They will benefit from lower prices.