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Factors affecting household’s access to water supply in varied income residential areas in parts of Lagos metropolis
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Factors affecting household’s access to water supply in varied income residential areas in parts of Lagos metropolis

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  • Isaiah Sewanu Akoteyon Lagos State University, Ojo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2478/bog-2019-0001

Keywords

Access to water, factor affecting access to water, income, Lagos-Metropolis, residential types, water sources

Abstract

Access to water is vital for healthy living. The study examined factors affecting household’s access to water supply in varied income residential areas in parts of Lagos metropolis. Data used was obtained from 200 household’s using systematic sampling technique. The result shows the dominance of improved water source in the high/medium income residential areas. Households in the medium income areas recorded the highest access based on distance and safe water supply. The principal component explains 77.41% of the variance with three components namely; water access, demographic and economic attributes. The ANOVA reveals three significant variables namely main water source, income and cost [F (3, 196) = 35.159, p <. 000]. The regression equation model is Y= 2.059 + 0.307MWS + 0.286INM + 0.164CST. Main water source, income and cost are the factors affecting access to water in the study area. Rainwater harvesting and extension of water trunks were recommended.

Author Biography

Isaiah Sewanu Akoteyon, Lagos State University, Ojo

Geography and Planning, Lecturer I

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AKOTEYON, Isaiah Sewanu. Factors affecting household’s access to water supply in varied income residential areas in parts of Lagos metropolis. Bulletin of Geography. Socio-economic Series. Online. 5 March 2019. Vol. 43, no. 43, pp. 7-24. [Accessed 5 July 2025]. DOI 10.2478/bog-2019-0001.
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