Lack of funds halts Eastern railway project —FG
The Federal Government on Wednesday said it will not be able to complete the narrow-gauge eastern railway corridor before the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari
Category : Rail
Lagos tests train, projects 250,000 passengers daily
The Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has described the completed 250, 000-passenger Blue Rail train project as a milestone that came through several reforms
Abuja-Kaduna rail: Passengers stranded as NIMC server collapses
Passengers of the Abuja- Kaduna Train station on Monday were left stranded as a result of the in activeness of the National Identification Management Commission
Diesel cost: NRC hikes fares on Lagos-Ibadan-Abeokuta route
The Nigeria Railway Corporation (NRC) has released new prices for Lagos-Ibadan and Lagos-Abeokuta train services. The NRC, in a memo addressed to its station managers
Reps urge FG to resume work on East-West Rail line project
The House of Representatives has urged the Federal Government to resume work on the East–West rail line project. This followed the adoption of a motion
Abuja-Kaduna train resumes with low passenger turnout
The resumption of services along the Abuja-Kaduna rail corridor on Monday witnessed a low passenger turnout. Some passengers who boarded the train, however, told newsmen
Abuja-Kaduna train resumes today
The Management of Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), said the Abuja-Kaduna train operation would resume today. The train service was suspended after an attack on the
Abuja-Kaduna Rail service starts in 7 days- FG
The Federal Government says train services between the Abuja and Kaduna route will resume within seven day from Nov. 27. Minister of Transportation Mua’zu Sambo
Abuja-Kaduna rail services resume Nov 28
The Abuja-Kaduna rail services resume operations November 28, 2022. This is coming eight months after the service was suspended due to terrorists attack on the
FG mulls Chinese, Portuguese loans to complete railways
The Federal Government is multi-billion dollar loans from Chinese, Portuguese, and Turkish financial institutions to complete ongoing rail projects across the country, Transport Minister Mu’azu
