Lekki, a highbrow neighborhood in Lagos, Nigeria, faces significant challenges in accessing potable water. Despite its upscale status, many residents struggle with water scarcity and contamination. While some homes have boreholes, the water quality is often compromised due to factors like industrial waste, agricultural runoff, and saltwater intrusion from the lagoon. This contamination poses serious health risks, including waterborne diseases such as cholera and dysentery.