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The Nigeria Railway Corporation (NRC) proudly announces the commencement of the Lagos-Abeokuta-Ibadan rail service operations, providing a convenient and comfortable travel option for commuters. This significant development follows the official commissioning of the rail line by President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday, June 10, 2021.

Discover the Lagos-Ibadan Train Service:

The Lagos-Ibadan Train Service (LITS) offers fully air-conditioned train services with various ticket categories to cater to everyone’s preferences. Whether you choose Economy, Business, or First Class, the newly acquired coaches and locomotives promise a smooth and enjoyable journey.

Lagos to Ibadan Train Schedule and Prices:

the Lagos-Ibadan train service operates four trips a day, providing a flexible schedule for commuters. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the schedule:

Weekdays (Morning Trip):

  • Departure from Mobolaji Johnson Station, Alagomeji at 8.00 am
  • Stop-over & take-off at Babatunde Raji Fashola Station, Agege by 8.28 am
  • Stop-over & take-off at Wole Soyinka Station, Abeokuta by 9.43 am
  • Stop-over & take-off at Samuel Ladoke Akintola Station, Omi-adio by 10.26 am
  • Final stop at Obafemi Awolowo Station, Moniya by 10.47 am

Weekdays (Afternoon Trip):

  • Departure from Mobolaji Johnson Station, Alagomeji at 4.00 pm
  • Stop-over & take-off at Babatunde Raji Fashola Station, Agege by 4.28 pm
  • Stop-over & take-off at Wole Soyinka Station, Abeokuta by 5.43 pm
  • Stop-over & take-off at Samuel Ladoke Akintola Station, Omi-adio by 6.26 pm
  • Final stop at Obafemi Awolowo Station, Moniya by 6.47 pm

Saturdays and Sundays (Morning and Afternoon Trips):

  • The schedule mirrors that of weekdays, providing consistent service over the weekends.

Ibadan to Lagos Train Schedule: For those traveling from Ibadan to Lagos, the train service offers convenient options throughout the week:

Weekdays (Morning and Afternoon Trips):

  • Departure from Obafemi Awolowo Station, Moniya, with stops at various stations, ending at Mobolaji Johnson Station, Alagomeji.

Saturdays and Sundays (Morning and Afternoon Trips):

  • The schedule aligns with weekday trips, ensuring a seamless travel experience on weekends.

Conclusion:

The Lagos-Ibadan Train Service introduces a new era of comfortable and efficient travel in Nigeria. With a user-friendly schedule catering to both weekdays and weekends, commuters can now enjoy a stress-free journey in fully air-conditioned coaches. Explore the beauty of these cities while enjoying the convenience of rail travel. Book your tickets today and experience the future of transportation in Nigeria.

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