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#WorldWaterDay: Lagos residents reject privatisation in water sector

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Lagos residents protesting against Public Private Partnership scheme in the water sector (PHOTO:ClimateReporters/Ugonma Cokey)
Lagos residents protesting against Public Private Partnership scheme in the water sector (PHOTO:ClimateReporters/Ugonma Cokey)
Lagos residents protesting against Public Private Partnership scheme in the water sector (PHOTO:ClimateReporters/Ugonma Cokey)
Lagos residents protesting against Public Private Partnership scheme in the water sector (PHOTO:ClimateReporters/Ugonma Cokey)
Lagos residents protesting against Public Private Partnership scheme in the water sector (PHOTO:ClimateReporters/Ugonma Cokey)
Lagos residents protesting against Public Private Partnership scheme in the water sector (PHOTO:ClimateReporters/Ugonma Cokey)
Lagos residents protesting against Public Private Partnership scheme in the water sector (PHOTO:ClimateReporters/Ugonma Cokey)
Lagos residents protesting against Public Private Partnership scheme in the water sector (PHOTO:ClimateReporters/Ugonma Cokey)
Lagos residents protesting against Public Private Partnership scheme in the water sector (PHOTO:ClimateReporters/Ugonma Cokey)
Lagos residents protesting against Public Private Partnership scheme in the water sector (PHOTO:ClimateReporters/Ugonma Cokey)
Lagos residents protesting against Public Private Partnership scheme in the water sector (PHOTO:ClimateReporters/Ugonma Cokey)
Lagos residents protesting against Public Private Partnership scheme in the water sector (PHOTO:ClimateReporters/Ugonma Cokey)
Lagos residents protesting against Public Private Partnership scheme in the water sector (PHOTO:ClimateReporters/Ugonma Cokey)
Lagos residents protesting against Public Private Partnership scheme in the water sector (PHOTO:ClimateReporters/Ugonma Cokey)
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