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FG Approves Phase 1A Of Lagos Green Line Rail Project, Network To Link Marina With Lekki Free Trade Zone

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the Federal Executive Council’s ratification of Phase 1A of the Lagos Green Line Rail Project, marking another significant milestone for the state in addressing connectivity.

This was confirmed by the state Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu.

The Green Line will span approximately 68 kilometres, linking Marina to the Lekki Free Trade Zone, with about 17 stations serving key locations including Victoria Island, Ajah, and the wider Lekki corridor.

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It will serve up to 500,000 passengers daily at inception with the capacity to increase to about one million over time.

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Speaking on the development, the Governor said: “With the ability to move up to 35,000 passengers per hour in each direction, the line will reduce travel time and relieve pressure on our road network.

“This project reflects our commitment to improving mobility, supporting economic growth, and enhancing the quality of life for Lagosians.

We value the continued support of the Federal Government and remain focused on delivering a system that meets the needs of our people.”the Governor pointed out.

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