Sep 2026· IIARD International Journal of Geography and Environmental Management· pp. 209· 0 citations
Abstract
Water resource management in Nigeria is a complex issue shaped by its diverse geography,
climate variability, and rapid population growth. Despite substantial water resources, the
country faces significant challenges in ensuring reliable access to clean and safe water. This
paper examines the current status of water resources in Nigeria, highlighting issues such as
uneven distribution, infrastructure deficiencies, pollution, and the impacts of climate change.
It explores the technological innovations and opportunities that can enhance sustainable water
resource management, including smart water management systems, advanced water treatment
technologies, efficient irrigation techniques, and integrated water resource management
(IWRM). The discussion emphasises the importance of investment in infrastructure, effective
governance, community engagement, and sustainable practices in addressing water
management challenges. The paper concludes that a coordinated and comprehensive approach
involving all stakeholders is essential for overcoming the existing challenges and achieving
sustainable and equitable water resource management in Nigeria. Implementing these
strategies will ensure water resources' long-term availability and quality, promoting public
health, agricultural productivity, and climate change resilience, ultimately securing Nigeria's
water-secure future. Thus, this study proposed a framework for effective water resource
management in Nigeria.
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