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    FG announces free train rides for Nigerians from Dec 20 to Jan 5 – Ravenewsonline

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    FG extends free train rides till January

    Federal Government has announced a free train ride for any Nigerian citizen wishing to travel to celebrate the Christmas festivities.

    Mohammed Idris, Minister of Information and National Orientation, made the announcement on Monday, December 16, while briefing journalists on the outcome of the Federal Executive Council, FEC, meeting.

    He noted that the free train ride will commence from 20th December, 2024, and end on 5th January, 2025.

    According to Idris, Nigerians can access the train rides on all the routes where train services are currently being rendered

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