<p>We identified 38 cases; 19(50%) of them were female, mean age was 24 years. The age-group 6–15 and 26–35 years had reported most cases at 11(29%) and 8(21%) respectively. The outbreak started around 1st December, 2022 and peaked on 20th December, 2022 with a decline afterwards. Signs and symptoms included headache 29(76%), fever and chills 25(66%), diarrhea 17(45%). On case status, 20(53%) had recovered, 11(29%) were weak and 2(CFR:5%) had died. Of the 35 (92%) who sought medical care, 29 (78%) had no defined diagnosis, 3 (8%) had malaria, and 2 (5%) had amoebiasis. All cases had no history of travel or consuming communal meals. All the cases confirmed drinking untreated water from communal springs. Water microbiological assay showed three implicated springs were contaminated with E coli (count of 6, 48 and 52 CFU/100ml) and Coliforms (count of 180, 24 and 920 CFU/100ml).</p>