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NRC Concludes 50% Festive Fare Discount On Positive Note

Khadijah OlowodeBy Khadijah OlowodeJanuary 5, 2026Updated:January 5, 2026No Comments29 Views
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The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has concluded the Federal Government approved 50 percent fare reduction on passenger train services nationwide, bringing the special yuletide operation to a close on a positive and commendable note.

The discounted train service, which ran throughout the festive period, recorded impressive passenger patronage across all operational corridors, as thousands of Nigerians took advantage of the initiative to travel safely, affordably, and comfortably to their destinations.

According to findings by thegazellenews.com, passengers widely applauded the intervention as a timely relief that eased the financial burden of festive travel while further promoting rail transportation as a preferred mode of mobility.

Across the standard gauge corridors of Lagos-Ibadan, Abuja-Kaduna, and Warri-Itakpe, as well as the narrow gauge Mass Transit Train (MTT) services, stations experienced steady passenger turnout, orderly boarding processes, and smooth train departures throughout the period, thegazellenews.com discovered.

A statement by Calistus Unyimadu, Chief Public Relations Officer of the NRC, stated that the train service performance remained strong, with services largely operating as scheduled and passengers adequately accommodated across corridors.

“The Corporation notes that the festive operation was largely hitch-free, with NRC staff demonstrating professionalism, commitment, and dedication to duty.

“Ticketing processes, both online and onsite were effectively managed, while customer service personnel provided necessary support to passengers, particularly first-time rail users. Security agencies and other relevant stakeholders also played key roles in ensuring safety and seamless operations at stations and onboard trains.

“Management further acknowledges the cooperation and patience of passengers, as well as the invaluable support of the media, whose coverage enhanced public awareness of the initiative and projected the positive image of rail transportation during the festive season.

“The NRC reiterates its commitment to improved service delivery, expanded access to rail transportation, and the continued support of the Federal Government’s Renewed Hope Agenda through people-focused initiatives that directly impact the lives of Nigerians.

“As normal fare operations resume across all corridors, the Corporation assures passengers of sustained efforts to enhance efficiency, comfort, and safety on all train services nationwide.

“The 50 percent festive fare discount officially ends on Sunday, January 4, 2026,” the statement said.

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