Umuahia

A project by Abia govt, hmnhmn. They say na shopping mall

Sorry, My battery went down. Didn't I envisage that? No! I prepared my mind I was going to ride in a first class couch, where there is said to be a charging port for each passenger.

The trip was adventurous but marred with the dustiness incidental to dry season in Nigeria and the featherweight soot-dirt of burnt bushes stirred by the agitations of air by the train along the rail line.

Agbani

Enugu

At the station in EnuguEnugu.

I had to change my shirt as soon as we disembarked, thank God I wore a denim and t-shirt

Enugu seems to be the headquarters around, the big difference between the stations in Enugu and Port Harcourt says it.

Ticketing area

When we disembarked, we passed through a well designed long tunnel, leading outwards.

Outside

Caution! Do not make this trip if you are either wearing a white fabric, or have an allergy or strong aversion for dust.
Although I was told this is the old train, the trip took a longer time than I thought, more than 6hours, there were many stops anyway, even when there were no passengers in a sub, it's seems to be the routine.
However, I still look forward to riding in a first class couch, I crave that.
But one thing is sure, no Aba, PH-Aba rd or Owerri-PH hold-up.
I saw monkeys, about 5 of them, somewhere between Agbani and Enugu. My first time to behold such wild lovely sight.

Recommendations:
Govt should do well to create more awareness, lots of Nigerians do not know the rail system is working already.
Each village should be well labelled, on both sides. There were subs we got to and it took a lot of asking "where is this place?", before someone familiar with the terrain explained.
There is room for improvement.

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