By providing a solar-powered borehole to the Litri hamlet in Chad, the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) has made a major contribution to the betterment of communities in the Lake Chad region. With the help of the MNJTF, this hamlet, which is around 5 kilometers from Nigeria’s border, will now have access to safe and clean water.
Force Commander Major General Ibrahim Ali officially opened the solar-powered borehole, which has a 10-cubic-meter tank. Defense Council International representatives, staff officers, and important military commanders attended the occasion.
By providing a solar-powered borehole to the Litri hamlet in Chad, the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) has made a major contribution to the betterment of communities in the Lake Chad region. With the help of the MNJTF, this hamlet, which is around 5 kilometers from Nigeria’s border, will now have access to safe and clean water.
Force Commander Major General Ibrahim Ali officially opened the solar-powered borehole, which has a 10-cubic-meter tank. Defense Council International representatives, staff officers, and important military commanders attended the occasion.
For their contributions to their well-being, the Litri community thanked MNJTF. The water facility shows MNJTF’s sincere concern for expanding access to clean water, according to the Litri boulama.
“This project, which was made possible by the support of the European Union, represents the shared commitment to ensuring communities’ fundamental right to access clean water,” General Ali stressed. Insinuating that other projects will follow if the facility is properly handled, he advised the Litri community to use it sparingly.
In his remarks, Brig. Gen. Oumar Adam Silik, the Sector 2 Commander’s representative, commended the effective cooperation between the military and civilian population. In order to extend these programs to additional communities, he urged partners to continue their assistance.
The European Union-funded collaboration between MNJTF, Defense Council International (DCI), and TRACT SARL produced this vital facility.
For their contributions to their well-being, the Litri community thanked MNJTF. The water infrastructure shows MNJTF’s sincere interest for expanding access to clean water and raising the standard of living in the neighborhood, according to the Litri boulama.
As demonstrated by their prior water project commissioning in Barkalam Sector 2, Chad, MNJTF is working to stabilize communities in the Lake Chad region, and this endeavor is a part of that effort.