ECOWAS Bank funds 47.7-km stretch of strategic 700-km road project • Lagos-Calabar highway seen boosting regional trade and investment • Part of broader plan to modernize Nigeria’s transport ...

The federal government says it will be collaborating with the Kaduna state government on the development of light rail projects across the state.The Minister of Transportation, Senator Said Ahmed ...

The Federal Government (FG) has reaffirmed its willingness to collaborate with the Kaduna State government on the construction of light rail projects to enhance the state’s transportation ...

The Federal Government has expressed its readiness to collaborate with the Kaduna State Government on the development of a light rail system aimed at easing transportation within the state.

The Lagos State Government has confirmed that the 68-kilometre Green Line rail project, stretching from Marina to the Lekki Free Zone, will be executed in full rather than in phases.

Meanwhile, an expert familiar with the development criticised the project, noting that designing the Lagos Green Line with only 10 stations on a 69.7km corridor is a guarantee that the line would ...

The Lagos State House of Assembly has passed a resolution, commending Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu for the successful completion of the Red Line Rail Project of the state.

“It brings to two the rail lines owned and operated by the Lagos State Government. The first, The Blue Line, runs from Marina to Mile 2.

“The LRMT Red Line rail system, the first phase of which we project will move more than 500,000 passengers daily, stretches over a distance of 27 kilometres from Agbado to Oyingbo, with eight ...

The Red Line is envisioned as a vital metro link within the Lagos-Ibadan rail corridor. Spanning 37 kilometres, it will share the right-of-way with the Lagos–Kano Standard Gauge Railway.

President Bola Tinubu has inaugurated the Red Line Rail Project in Lagos. The project, an intra-state rail service aimed at improving transportation within the city, spans 37 kilometres.

The Red Line is envisioned as a vital metro link within the Lagos-Ibadan rail corridor. Spanning 37 kilometres, it will share the right-of-way with the Lagos–Kano Standard Gauge Railway.