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ABSTRACT
The project was carried out in Agbara-Otor part of the Niger Delta Basin to update the previous work known about the Hydrogeology, Aquifer system, water chemistry as compared with the World Health Organization (WHO) standards for drinking water. Eight (8) samples were collected for water chemistry test with the aim of determining the Ion concentration and comparing the WHO standards. Results from the water chemistry test carried out reveals that the water within the area is below the WHO permissible limit and therefore allowed to be consume by the indigenes. The resultant flow path eventually joins and feeds the major regional north-south flow direction. Therefore, future ground water resources development in the Niger Delta requires adequate observational data, investments in infrastructure and an integrated management approach to ensure optimal basin-wide benefits.
