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FRSC Warns Against Dangerous Driving, Overspeeding By Motorcyclists In Osun
The Osun Sector Command of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) has warned against any form of dangerous riding and overspeeding by commercial motorcyclists popularly referred to as ‘Okada’. The Osun FRSC also warned that desisting from overspeeding could prevent death and severe injuries arising from accidents. This warning was issued by Paul Okpe, the …
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Eko bridge repairs and Lagos traffic gridlock
It is perhaps an understatement to say that the people of Lagos State are going through harrowing experiences in commuting around the city; to workplaces or their homes. That is surely one of the prices to pay for the building of infrastructure, particularly roads, which are not just crucial to daily life activities but mostly …
How Multimodal transport will aid $400m agro-industrial processing zone in Ogun
With the groundbreaking of the $400m first phase of development of Ogun State Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zone (SAPZ), the state will enjoy a multimodal transportation system that allows the link of rail, road and airport exports. The $800m project would be the biggest investment in Nigeria, with the first phase said to be worth $400m. …
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Lagos medical cooperative society launches ferries to ease Traffic
The Medicals (Lagos Island) Cooperative Multipurpose Society Limited (LASCOMED) on Friday launched two 30-seater ferries to curb traffic challenges experienced in Lagos State. Oshodi-Bakare said the ferries were certified safe and registered with LASWA, ready to ply the waterways to convey people from Ikorodu terminals to Falomo. She noted that the ferries would not only ease …
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FG says if you have to use the Abuja-Kaduna train, you must have NIN
The Minister of Transportation says the FG has learned lessons from the attack that led to the suspension of the service in March. The Federal Government has said that any Nigerian who wishes to use the Abuja-Kaduna train services must register their phone numbers and National Identification Number (NIN) at the point of ticket purchase. …
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Embrace safety culture on highways – Kwara Sector Commander to road users
The Kwara State Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, Frederick Ogidan, has urged all road users to embrace road safety culture to attain zero crashes on highways. He made the plea at a press conference in Ilorin on Thursday to mark the “2022 United Nations World Day Remembrance for Road Traffic Crash …
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Fayemi Inaugurates Network Of Roads In Osun
The Osun State Government has once again inaugurated a network of roads in the state. The immediate past Ekiti State Governor, Dr. John Kayode Fayemi, inaugurated the roads on Monday in Osogbo, the State capital. This is even as Governor Adegboyega Oyetola of Osun restated his avowed commitment to continuously unleash infrastructure development on the …
FRSC, Greenlight, and others seek the inclusion of road safety principles in the school curriculum
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Greenlight Initiative, and other stakeholders have called for the inculcation of basic principles of road safety into the school curriculum to reduce the number of road accidents. They made this call weekend while addressing stakeholders, agencies, and organizations at the FRSC headquarters in Abuja. Speaking, FRSC Corps Commander Head, …
Nigeria plans 3,318km of rail as stakeholders seek connectivity across Africa
Federal Government, in Abuja, yesterday, said about 3,318 kilometers of rail lines are being considered across the country. This came as stakeholders insisted that unless Africa is linked by a railway network, a projected boost in intra-African trade, as envisaged under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCTA), would remain a mirage. Speaking at an …
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