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Gov. Alex Otti Announces Readiness of CKC Aba Water Project, Pledges Return of Reliable Public Water Supply
Gov. Alex Otti Announces Readiness of CKC Aba Water Project, Pledges Return of Reliable Public Water Supply
By @TheKELVINATOR, The Eyes Opener News | October 31, 2026
Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Chioma Otti, OFR, has announced that the Christ the King Catholic Church (CKC) water project in Aba is ready for commissioning, marking another step in his administration’s efforts to restore reliable public water supply across the state.

Governor Otti made the announcement on Friday, October 30, 2026, during the October edition of his monthly media chat, Governor Alex Otti Speaks to Abians, where he provided updates on his administration’s activities, achievements and development priorities.
The Chief Executive expressed appreciation to the team responsible for the successful completion of the project, acknowledging their contributions towards advancing the administration’s commitment to improving access to essential public infrastructure.
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The Governor emphasised that his administration was determined to bring back the era when residents could conveniently access running water in their homes without having to depend on alternative and often costly sources.
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He noted that restoring functional public water infrastructure remains an important part of the broader vision to improve living conditions, promote public health and provide residents with essential services that make everyday life easier.
The readiness of the CKC Aba water project represents progress towards the realisation of this ambition, as the Otti administration continues to prioritise practical interventions aimed at addressing longstanding infrastructure challenges in Abia State.
With the project ready for commissioning, expectations are rising that its operationalisation will contribute to the renewed push for accessible public water supply, reinforcing the administration’s determination to restore essential services and improve the quality of life of Abia residents.





