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Good drinking water sources has always been a major issue in many rural areas in Nigeria, many of the rural populace do not have access to adequate water and therefore, depend on other alternatives like wells, borehole, stream and river, rain water for drinking and domestic use. The assessment of these water quality statuses is important for socio-economic development of any area of the world. The determination of drinking–water quality for human consumption is important for the well-being of the ever increasing population. Good quality water will ensure the sustainability of socio-economic development, rather than channelling the resources towards combating outbreaks of water borne diseases due to consumption of contaminated water. Drinking–water quality depends, to some extent, on its chemical composition [9] which may be modified by natural and anthropogenic sources. As drinking–water sources have a huge potential to ensure future demand for water, it is important that human activities on the surface do not negatively affect these precious resource [10]. It was emphasized the importance of these water sources globally as a source for human consumption and changes in quality with subsequent contamination can, undoubtedly, affect human health. The World Health Organization has estimated that 80% of all sickness and diseases in the world are attributable to unhygienic water [9]. Water borne diseases are among the leading causes of death in many developing countries today. In addition to the alarming mortality rates, it is estimated that people in developing countries lose 10% of their productive time because of disease related to poor and contaminated water [12]

international journal of advanced research in chemical sciences

Assessment of Some Anionic Parameters and Organic Components, as Pollution Indicators in Drinking Water Sources in Rural Areas of Abuja “F.C.T”, Nigeria