The Federal Government has approved a 50 percent reduction in train fares nationwide to ease travel costs for Nigerians during the 2025 Christmas and New Year festive season. The Nigerian

The Enugu State Government has approved N10 billion for Phase One of a proposed 135.4-kilometre rail project, marking a significant step toward reviving rail transportation and boosting economic activity in

The Minister of Transportation, Mr. Said Alkali, has mandated the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) to implement intensified reforms aimed at improving safety, reliability, and efficiency across the country’s rail network.

Nigeria’s rail modernisation ambitions received a major boost after a 15-day intensive rail transit technology seminar concluded, involving top stakeholders from the Federal University of Transportation, Daura (FUTD), the Nigerian

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The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has addressed recent media reports about a delay in the resumption of its Abuja–Kaduna train service, attributing the setback to a safety-driven engine fault rather

Nigeria’s transport sector has consolidated into a unified political force with the launch of “Transporters for Tinubu 2027,” a coalition of major unions endorsing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election campaign.

The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has announced plans to electrify the country’s entire rail network within the next five years, marking a significant step toward modernising the nation’s transport infrastructure.

The Chartered Institute of Transport Administration of Nigeria (CIoTA) officially inaugurated its 7th National Transport Conference in Abuja, a pivotal gathering focused on the theme “Repositioning Nigeria’s Transport Infrastructure and

The Warri-Itakpe train service has been halted after a derailment occurred on Saturday, merely four days after the route resumed operations. The incident was confirmed by the Nigeria Railway Corporation