https://3speak.tv/watch?v=collinz/phptmlku

Living in underprivileged conditions can be very unfortunate and disheartening in many areas across different regions. The video shared here was an interview conducted the in Nanton Kpawumo following the Hive project launch. The major source of water for the residents was a dam in the area. This dam was the government's effort to provide water for both domestic and commercial activities in the villages.

It was to provide every village water and the project initially seemed promising and sounded a good initiative, especially for the Northern Region where access to water was a challenge. However, it wasn't well-executed, as they have been left in an appalling state. Many rual dwellers are forced to share the same water source with animals. This does not only make their water source dirty but contaminated, posing a health risk to people.

"Thank you Hive for coming to our aid, We are very grateful, God will bless you" these were the heartwarming words expressed by Madam Helena Nashiru, a resident in the area. She shared about their water situation in the area and how Hive has changed it for good. Hive is indeed changing lives.