Nigerian Metropolitan Services

The BlueLine train is a reformed transportion system designed to suit Lagosians, passengers and travelers traveling across the city of Lagos. The diversified mass transit built and facilitated in the durations of twelve years 12years of constructions. The luminated initiatives transcends an effective transport solutions bringing a new dawn to the transportation ministries. Segmentally aligned by the blue and red lines, the trains transports passengers to various regions in Lagos the through coloured tracks "The Blue Line and "The Red Line.
















The mass railway transit projects successful launches to access routes within inter-state, the mainland to the island Marina terminal, Lagos since it commencement of the railway tracks in 2011 and was later abandoned due insufficient budgets expeditions. Later empowered with an estimated $200Million trust funds. The debut of the railway constructions is an ideal resolutions to the famous "Go Slow" with plans of reducing the bustling traffic jam iin the city of Lagos and  beyond. The transformation of the transport masterplan revives and rebrand the templates of the Nigerian Railway Corporation with a nolstagic foundational history of 112 years since 1898 in the era of the colonials and before the independence. Each terminal is receptioned for comfort, accessible and pleasured ride to respective destinations of the Nigerian Metropolitan landmarks from the Greenline, blue terminals to the redline end points with lucrative a employment offers, standard modern digital system, high technology infrastructures and safety services at all terminals across Nigeria. 

The completions of the Lagos railway project was concluded in 2023 and was inspected, tested and commissioned to ensure sustainable functions by the then President Mohammed Buhari and the Governor of Lagos State Sanwo Olu, inaugurated to services in 2023 to be manage by the Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority LAMATA and  Lagos Rail Mass Transit LRMT. Futher federal future plans to connect the local railway destinations and transit train stations across the east, north, west to the south of Nigeria as it would amplify remote transportations to citizens of Nigeria enabling fair interland routing for commercial services, passengers and travelers with enthusiasms for tourism envisioned by the present day administration

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By Benjamin Edoja | UAEC
Union Of African Economy And Communities 

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