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Why your tap runs dry while the Governor's office has water
Common misconception
Many people believe the Governor personally controls water supply and should be directly responsible when their taps run dry.
How it actually works
Water supply is primarily a State Government responsibility, managed through State Water Boards or Corporations. Local Governments handle boreholes and community water schemes. The Federal Government only regulates water resources that cross state boundaries. Your Governor sets policy but does not personally fix pipes.
Why it affects everyday life
Complaining to the Governor's office about a broken neighborhood borehole goes to the wrong place. The correct channel is your Local Government Works Department or the State Water Corporation's maintenance unit. Knowing who handles what gets problems solved faster.
Key Takeaway
Water policy comes from the State Government; broken boreholes are your LGA's responsibility.
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