FG Approves Free Train Rides Nationwide for Christmas, New Year

By Our Correspondent

Starting December 20, Nigerians can enjoy free train rides across the country to ease travel costs during the festive season.

The federal government announced this decision following its executive council meeting, aiming to assist citizens in reuniting with loved ones for Christmas and New Year celebrations.

The initiative, which runs until January 5, mirrors similar programs implemented last year during Christmas and Sallah.

By offering free train services nationwide, the government seeks to alleviate transportation expenses for Nigerians, particularly those facing financial challenges.

This move builds on previous efforts, such as last year’s 50% discount on inter-state road travel and fully subsidized train trips, to ensure affordable mobility during the holidays.

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4 responses to “FG Approves Free Train Rides Nationwide for Christmas, New Year”

  1. Asimiyu Rouf Olaiya Avatar
    Asimiyu Rouf Olaiya

    Forward ever, Backward never. GREAT NIGERIA

  2. Akinsinde latifat kehinde Avatar
    Akinsinde latifat kehinde

    We really appreciate your effort thanks so much

  3. Shobiye Basirat Abosede Avatar
    Shobiye Basirat Abosede

    Thank you so much for the free tickets

  4. I need to register for my children

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