Favour Ishember, Abuja
The Federal Capital Territory Water Board has officially resumed treated water supply to residents of Wuse 1, Wuse 2, Wuye and Maitama, starting on Tuesday, 5th August, 2026.
According to a press statement issued by Umar Suleiman Ako, Public Relations Officer, FCT Water Board, Abuja, the resumption follows the successful wrap-up of urgent repair works on the primary transmission pipeline.
The intervention was carried out to avert a potential collapse of the network and to secure a steady, long-term water supply for the four districts and the wider FCT.
The statement to this effect read, “The Board extends its heartfelt gratitude to all valued consumers and the general public for your resilience, understanding, and remarkable patience throughout the service interruption. We acknowledge the difficulties the outage caused and sincerely thank you for standing with our technical team as they worked to fix the problem.
“With repairs now concluded, the Board reaffirms its pledge to _deliver faster, more reliable services_ across the Federal Capital Territory. We will keep focusing on quick fixes for pipe bursts, leaks, and other customer service concerns.
“As part of our joint effort to keep water running, we also _urge all customers to support the Board by settling water bills on time and in full_. Prompt payments help us fund daily operations, schedule preventive maintenance, and guarantee consistent supply to every household.
“For questions, complaints, or help with bill payments, please visit the _Customer Service Desk at the FCT Water Board Head Office, Garki Area 3_, or reach out via our customer support phone lines.
“Once more, thank you for your patience. The FCT Water Board remains dedicated to providing _safe, clean and dependable water_ to everyone living in the Federal Capital Territory.”
