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Lagos Residents To Enjoy 30 Percent Reduction On Red Line Transport Fare – Sanwo-Olu – Independent Newspaper Nigeria

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Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu has assured Lagos residents that will now enjoy a 30 per cent reduction on the Red Line transportation fare. Governor Sanwo-Olu announced this during the official commissioning of the Abule Egba Bus Terminal on Tuesday, affirming that the fare was reduced because the state government wanted the Red Line transportation […]

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thengblog.com.ng

Lagos Slashes Red Rail Fares By 33% - TheNGblog | Nigeria's Best News Blog

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has announced a reduction in the price of red rail fares. He announced a 33% deduction in price. This was confirmed in a post he made on X, which read: “Today, I commissioned the newly completed Abule Egba Bus Terminal in Orile-Agege Local Council Development Area (LCDA), which is designed to enhance seamless mass transportation from this suburb to other parts of our city. This strategic bus terminal, located ne…

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Business Post Nigeria

Lagos Reduces Red Line Train Fares by 30% to N1,000

By Modupe Gbadeyanka The Red Line train fares have been slashed by the Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, by 30 per cent to N1,000 from N1,500. Mr Sanwo-Olu announced the cut in the fares on Tuesday during the commissioning of the Abule Egba Bus Terminal in the Orile-Agege Local Council Development Area (LCDA). […]

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worldstagenews.com

Sanwo-Olu inaugurates Abule-Egba Bus Terminal, announces 30% reduction in Lagos Red Line fare - Worldstage

WorldStage Newsonline– Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State on Tuesday announced a 30 per cent reduction in fares for the Lagos Rail Mass Transit (LRMT) Red Line with a trip between Agbado and Oyingbo to now cost N1,000 instead of N1,500. Sanwo-Olu made the announcement at the inauguration of the newly constructed Abule-Egba Bus Terminal, a key infrastructure project aimed at improving public transport in the state. “Today, as we focus on tran…

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The Whistler Nigeria

Sanwo-Olu Slashes Red Line Train Fares by 30%

Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has announced a 30% reduction in fares for the Lagos Red Line rail service, lowering ticket prices from N1,500 to N1,000. The governor made the announcement on Tuesday during the commissioning of the newly completed Abule Egba Bus Terminal. The Red Line commenced full passenger operations in October 2024. The first phase spans 27 kilometers and includes eight stations at Oyingbo, Yaba, Mushin, Oshodi, Ik…

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nigerianewspapers.net

Big win for Lagosians: Sanwo-Olu slashes Red Line fares by 30%

Big win for Lagosians: Sanwo-Olu slashes Red Line fares by 30% L-R: Head of Service, Lagos State, Mr. Olabode Agoro; Deputy Governor, Dr. Obafemi Hamzat; Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu; SSG, Barr. ‘Bimbola Salu-Hundeyin; Managing Director, LAMATA, Engr. Abimbola Akinajo and the Chairman, Orile-Agege LCDA, Hon. Johnson Babatunde during the inauguration of the Abule Egba Bus Terminal in Lagos, on Tuesday, 18 February 2025. Published By: Kazeem …

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Newtelegraph

Sanwo-Olu Slashes Red Line Fares By 30%

ShareLagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Tuesday announced that Lagosians will now enjoy a 30% reduction in fares on the Red Line transportation system. The Governor made this known during the official commissioning of the Abule Egba Bus Terminal. He stated that the fare reduction was implemented to make the Red Line transportation system more... The post Sanwo-Olu Slashes Red Line Fares By 30% appeared first on New Telegraph.

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