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NRC Raises Alarm Over Vandalisation of Signal Equipment At Agege, Agbado Stations

Soffiyyah OlamideBy Soffiyyah OlamideOctober 8, 2025Updated:October 8, 2025No Comments63 Views
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The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has reported another case of vandalism on the Lagos-lbadan Standard Gauge corridor between Agege and Agbado Stations.

The Corporation disclosed that some unknown persons had tampered with vital signalling components along the corridor.

The vandalized items include the removal of signal machine cap protectors and the cutting of connection cables on Switch Point Machine No. 2.

The damage was discovered during a routine inspection on Monday, 6 October, 2025.

The Corporation condemned the acts of sabotage against national infrastructure, stressing that such actions not only disrupt smooth train operations but also pose serious safety risks to both passengers and railway staff.

However, NRC assured the general public that train movement on the Lagos-lbadan corridor was not obstructed and operations have continued without interruption.

Security agencies have been notified to investigate and apprehend those responsible.

“The Corporation reiterates its unwavering commitment to ensuring the safety and reliability of rail operations nationwide and calls on members of the public, especially communities along railway corridors, to remain vigilant and promptly report any suspicious activities around railway facilities,” a statement by Callistus Unyimadu, Chief Public Relations Officer of the Corporation, said on Tuesday, 7 October 2025.

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