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BREAKING: FG Declares Free Train Ride For Lagos – Ibadan Travellers

Federal Government on Saturday, announced free train ride for travellers along the Lagos-Ibadan standard gauge rail line.

The Minister of Transportation, Mr Chibuike Amaechi, made the announcement on his Twitter handle,via @ChibuikeAmeachi.

He noted that the free train ride commences on Saturday November 30 and cruise through the first quarter of 2020.

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Ameachi tweet explained that the take-off point is the Iju train station in Lagos while the free ride would last beyond the festive period.

He urged commuters in the region to take the advantage by saving cost of transportation within the period.

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Amaechi noted that it would run through March 2020.
He, therefore, urged commuters along the route to take advantage and “ride to the next level”.

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