The Lagos-Ibadan line is the first part of a new 2,773km Lagos-Kano standard gauge line.
What You Should Know About The New Lagos-Ibadan Standard Railway, Also Called Buhari-Train
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The Lagos-Ibadan line is the first part of a new 2,773km Lagos-Kano standard gauge line.
Ebute Metta Station which is the biggest station of the ten Stations was named after Mobolaji Johnson,
the Agege Station was named after @tundefashola,
the Agbado Station was named after Lateef Jakande,
the Kajola Station was named after Vice President, @ProfOsinbajo,
the Papalanto Station was named after Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti,
Olodo Station was named after Aremo Segun Osoba,
Omio-Adio Station & Moniya station was named after Chief Ladoke Akintola & Chief Obafemi Awolowo respectively.
Currently, it is operating with 2 stations, the Mobolaji Johnson Station, Ebute Metta, Lagos State and the Chief Obafemi Awolowo Station, Moniya, Ibadan. There is also 5 minutes stopover at Prof. Wole Soyinka Station, Laderin, Abeokuta.
Nigerians who have completed the Lagos-Ibadan journey via the standard gauge rail seemed very pleased and downright excited that Nigeria now has a modern railway.
Economy Class ticket is sold at N2,500
Business Class ticket is sold at N5,000
First Class ticket is sold at the rate of N6,000
Furthermore, there are two coaches available for the Business Class.
We commend & extol President @MBuhari and the Minister of Transportation, @ChibuikeAmaechi for revitalizing the Nigerian railway sector & for seeing this Lagos-Ibadan Rail project through.
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