Lagos to Abuja bullet train to cut travel time to three hours
[The Nation - Nigeria] - 19/02/2025
Nigeria’s transport sector is set for revolution as the Lagos-Abuja High-Speed Bullet Train gains momentum, reducing travel time between both cities from 12 hours to just two to three hours. The post Lagos to Abuja bullet train to cut travel time to three hours appeared first on The Nation (…)
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