AUPCTRE Hosts Water Justice Groups for Strategic Engagement on Water Justice Campaigns
The Leadership of the Amalgamated Union of Public Corporations, Civil Service Technical and Recreational Services Employees (AUPCTRE) received a delegation of water justice groups led by the Citizens Free Service Forum (CFSF) on Thursday, 5th November 2026, at the Union’s National Secretariat in Abuja.
The visit aimed to strengthen the existing relationship between AUPCTRE and water justice advocacy groups, explore areas of collaboration, and chart a common path to advance water justice campaigns across the country.
The strategic engagement brought together Comrade Eugene Manji, the newly elected National President of AUPCTRE, alongside various heads of departments of the Union, and representatives of the visiting organisations.
Discussions focused on strengthening partnerships, deepening collective advocacy and identifying practical ways to advance the campaign for equitable access to water services and the protection of public water resources.
The engagement further highlighted the importance of collaboration between organised labour and civil society organisations in promoting public service delivery, defending public interests and ensuring that access 
to essential services remains a priority.
AUPCTRE reaffirmed the importance of sustained engagement and collective action in advancing the cause of water justice and improving public water service delivery.
Together, organised labour and civil society can strengthen the campaign for water justice and the protection of public services.
