LSWRC lay guideline for manufacturing water in Lagos state

Lagos State Water Regulatory Commission has laid guidelines for manufacturers looking to establish table water factories in Lagos.

This was made public by Executive Secretary, Lagos State Water Regulatory Commission, Mrs. Funke Adepoju, at an executive meeting of the Association of Table Water Producers.

One of the guidelines revealed by the Executive Secretary was to regularly pay their dues to the State Government.

"While highlighting the various steps to be taken before the establishment of a table water factory in Lagos, Adepoju implored the producers to regularly pay their dues to the State Government," the Executive Secretary was quoted saying in a tweet by the Lagos State Government.

While highlighting the various steps to be taken before the establishment of a table water factory in Lagos, Adepoju implored the producers to regularly pay their dues to the State Government @jidesanwoolu #LASG #ForAGreaterLagos pic.twitter.com/ZRb55txwzH

— The Lagos State Govt (@followlasg) January 10, 2020

Adepoju expressed displeasure against the attitude of some unscrupulous individuals who continually flout laid-down guidelines for the production and regulation of table water in the State.

She decried the attitude of some unscrupulous individuals who neither abide with the necessary guidelines nor show concern about the implications of non-compliance on the health of consumers in the name of making profits @jidesanwoolu #LASG #ForAGreaterLagos pic.twitter.com/hCEZyxlB1z

— The Lagos State Govt (@followlasg) January 10, 2020

She promised stakeholders that the state government will continue to ensure table water manufactures adhere to stipulated rules and regulations.

The Executive Secretary implored the ATWAP members to see the Commission as a partner in progress in achieving its mandate to ensure that all consumable water producers strictly abide by all laid down rules guiding the production of table water #LASG #ForAGreaterLagos pic.twitter.com/vpBt4IPv8j

— The Lagos State Govt (@followlasg) January 10, 2020