Kaduna State Water Services Regulatory Commission

28/07/2026

As part of its mandate to regulate water supply services and ensure compliance with established standards, the Kaduna State Water Services Regulatory Commission (KADWREC) conducted a technical assessment of borehole sites at Olam Hatcheries Limited.

The assessment team inspected the borehole sites to evaluate their suitability for groundwater abstraction and to verify compliance with regulatory requirements for issuing borehole permits. This process involved a thorough inspection of the sites and an evaluation of relevant technical and environmental factors.

This assessment is part of the Commission's commitment to promoting the sustainable development and responsible use of water resources across Kaduna State while ensuring that all water abstraction activities adhere to applicable regulations.

The Kaduna State Water Services Regulatory Commission remains dedicated to providing efficient regulatory services and collaborating with individuals, organizations, and industries to ensure safe, sustainable, and well-regulated water resource management.

08/06/2026

As part of its regulatory mandate to ensure compliance with established standards for safe drinking water production, the Commission today conducted an assessment visit to the facility of Iza Water in connection with its permit renewal application.

The assessment team inspected the production environment, water treatment processes, quality assurance systems, sanitation practices, and other operational requirements to verify compliance with applicable regulations and standards.

The Commission remains committed to safeguarding public health by ensuring that packaged water producers maintain the highest standards of quality, safety, and hygiene. Findings from the assessment will guide the permit renewal process in accordance with regulatory requirements.

We encourage all operators within the sector to sustain compliance with approved standards for the benefit of consumers and the wider community.

08/06/2026

09/05/2026

The Commission carried out a borehole assessment exercise at Crown Flour Mill as part of its ongoing mandate to ensure sustainable groundwater development, effective water resource management, and compliance with regulatory standards.

The assessment involved the evaluation of the facility’s borehole infrastructure and operational processes to ensure adherence to approved guidelines and environmental best practices.

Speaking during the exercise, representatives of the Commission emphasized the importance of responsible groundwater utilization and continuous collaboration with industrial stakeholders in safeguarding water resources for present and future generations. On its part, the management of Crown flour mill assures the Commission of readiness to comply with regulations and standards because of the importance of water to its operations.

The Commission remains committed to promoting sustainable water management practices, strengthening regulatory compliance, and fostering partnerships that support environmental sustainability and national development.

28/04/2026

An assessment team of the Commission carryout an assessment for issuance of borehole drilling permit at Tudun Wada this morning.

28/04/2026

The Commission was duly represented at the NPRW Croc City 2026, organized by the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) in Kaduna State.

The event convened key stakeholders from government, media, and the private sector to deliberate on critical national issues, with a strong focus on strategic communication, governance, public trust, and national development.

Throughout the programme, sessions addressed important themes including policy communication, crisis management, digital governance, and the role of communication in advancing food security initiatives.

The participation of the Commission’s delegation provided an opportunity to engage with industry experts, share perspectives, and gain valuable insights to further strengthen institutional communication strategies and public engagement efforts.

The Commission remains committed to leveraging these insights to enhance its communication framework in line with global best practices.

27/03/2026

World Water Day 2026
The Commission led by the Executive Chairman Dr Dogara Bashir, and orher agencies in Kaduna State marked the 2026 World Water Day with a strong commitment to improving access to clean water and promoting gender equality.

Speaking shortly after the road walk at a press briefing, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Public Works and Infrastructure, Alhaji Ashiru Abdu Na Abdu, represented by the Deputy Director, Water Resources, Engr. David Roven Aliyu highlighted this year’s theme: “Water and Gender: Where Water Flows, Equality Grows.”
He emphasized that women and girls are disproportionately affected by water scarcity, impacting their health, education, safety, and economic opportunities

21/01/2026

The Senior Staff Association of Statutory Corporations and Government Owned Companies (SSASCGOC), Kaduna State Water Corporation Branch, paid a courtesy visit to the Kaduna State Water Regulatory Commission (KADSWAC) as part of its ongoing stakeholder engagement efforts.

The visit, led by the Branch President, Comrade Shehu Umar, was aimed at strengthening collaboration, sharing institutional knowledge, and defining strategic pathways towards improving and sustaining water supply, sanitation, and hygiene services for the people of Kaduna State.

Speaking during the engagement, the SSASCGOC leadership emphasized the importance of continuous dialogue between labour unions and regulatory bodies in achieving efficient service delivery, improved working conditions, and sustainable water sector reforms.

The delegation was received by the Executive Chairman of the Commission Dr Dogara Bashir and officials of the Kaduna State Water Regulatory Commission, who appreciated the initiative and reaffirmed KADWREC's commitment to inclusive stakeholder engagement, transparency, and sector-wide cooperation in line with the state’s water development objectives.

The meeting concluded with a shared resolve to deepen collaboration, enhance regulatory–operational synergy, and jointly pursue policies that will positively impact water service delivery across Kaduna State.

13/01/2026

Today, the Kaduna State Water Services Regulatory Commission held its first General Staff Meeting of 2026. The session focused on reviewing outstanding 2025 activities and setting priorities for the year ahead, with presentations from key departments.

17/12/2025

Staff of the Commission participated at the just concluded Utility Creditworthiness Course, a 7‑week hybrid training program (online and face‑to‑face) organized by the World Bank. Kaduna State emerged as the best performing State and the State with the highest number of individual awardees. Prizes were awarded to the following: Zainab Gidado (KADWREC), Eutychus John (KADSWAC), and Maryam Abdullahi (KADSWAC).