SamuelOamen:

The Lagos-Ibadan rail line is a double-track standard gauge rail, the first of its kind in West Africa. It is the first part of a new 2,773km Lagos-Kano standard gauge line. The newly introduced train provides fully air-conditioned train services.

It is important to note that wearing a face mask, and having an identification card – passport, national ID, work ID, or voters' card – is compulsory to buy a ticket at the counter.

Here are things to note about boarding the train;

1. The train departs from Chief Obafemi Awolowo Station, Moniya, Ibadan at 8:00am and arrives Mobolaji Johnson Station, Ebute Metta, Lagos State at 10:41am.

2. Also, the train departs Mobolaji Johnson Station, Ebute Metta, Lagos State at 4:00pm and arrive Chief Obafemi Awolowo Station, Moniya, Ibadan at 6:41pm.

3. The ticket details are as follows;

Economy Class ticket - N2,500
Business Class ticket - N5,000
First Class ticket - N6,000

4. The train has only one coach for the First Class, there are two coaches available for the Business Class.

5. The new service is operating on a limited schedule with just two trains a day but will expand to 16 daily departures once construction on stations is complete.

6. Currently, there are two stations in operation; the Mobolaji Johnson Station, Ebute Metta, Lagos State and the Chief Obafemi Awolowo Station, Moniya, Ibadan.

7. There is also 5 minutes stopover at Prof. Wole Soyinka Station, Laderin, Abeokuta. Travellers going to Abeokuta will alight and while those going to Ibadan/Lagos will also join the train.

8. In lagos, the place to board the train is the train station at Alagomeji bus stop, Yaba. It is an old building.

Direction: Go on the road from Ojuelegba through Tejuosho to burst out at yaba. Once you get to the end of tejuosho road, turn right and just keep going down like you are going to the end of the road. Keep looking at your right where you have the BRT lane, you would see Alagomeji bus stop. Right next to the bus stop is the entrance to the train station.

9. The train station in Ibadan is at Moniya. It is a 10 minutes drive from Ọjọọ main park in ibadan, and about 20mins to Iwo road park (if there is no traffic).

10. It is also important to arrive at the train station at least 30 minutes before departure time. This is to allow you have time to purchase tickets and register.

Enjoy your ride!

https://thenationonlineng.net/10-things-to-know-about-boarding-new-lagos-ibadan-train/

uptimum123:
Note : Your Opinion Is Not Needed If Your Not In Support Of #EndProtestNow

First I'll like to let you all know we are all in support of ending Sars,ending their atrocities,ending their uncalled brutality on citizens.

But we must all know when it's time to stop. This protest has lost its cause. People are suffering.

Our voice has been heard, we've made our points like never before. It's now time to stop the protest and let the Government implement our demands.

There's no revolution or separation starting anywhere. This is our country and we are one.

Most people you will see outside still protesting are those that won't see any good from this Government. We are making progress and yes I agree there are more that needs to be done.

Every country is facing some form of difficulties at this moment.

If the so called Revolution some of you are shouting starts,our future generation will also suffer from it.

You all should come out and make your intentions known, stop hiding under EndSars.

I have decided to go on a protest to stop this prolong protest that has lost its cause.

If you are interested in joining please dm with your number and I will add you up on a whatsapp group so we can discuss further.

Let our voice be heard, they are all bunch of bullies who wants to bully us into hiding.

They keep blocking our roads and won't allow movement, We all have equal rights. Where your rights ends is where mine starts.

What's the fate of the commercial transport workers that needs to work daily to feed their families. Some of them also need to make returns to their Oga.

What's the fate of others who needs to work daily to provide for their family.

People are now spending 5 - 10 hours on the road for a protest that has lost its cause.

Some of this people still protesting are just there because one of their friends is there,some to look for girlfriends and boyfriends,some to chase clouts,some don't even know what they want.

Let's all come out as this can not keep continue. It doesn't matter if we are 2,3,4 or 5, as time goes a lot of other people will join us.

Also to avoid any uncalled confrontation from this protesters to disrupt our peaceful protest, we will contact the RRSLagos Commander and if possible the Nigerian army of our protest so they can provide security for us.

I would have also gone to twitter to call people out but I don't have the followers, infact I recently just started making use of my twitter account.

Dm and let's protest this havoc on our road. We all have equal rights

#EndProtestNow