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Just In: President Tinubu Extends Free Abuja Metro-Rail Rides Till December-2024
President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday announced the extension of free train rides on the Abuja Rail Mass Transit, commonly known as the Metro Rail, until December 2024. This decision was made during his address at the inauguration of the commencement of operations of the rail system in Abuja…..CONTINUE READING
Originally, the free rides were introduced by the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, for a duration of two months to alleviate the hardships faced by residents. However, Tinubu advocated for the extension, emphasizing the importance of providing hope and reasons for celebration among the people.
In his speech, Tinubu remarked, “Our dear landlord and his team, I heard you saying two months free ride. I appeal to you to make it till the end of the year. Since today you’re not going to charge me, that will give the people hope and reasons to celebrate.”
This move is seen as a significant gesture to support the residents of the Federal Capital Territory amid ongoing economic challenges.
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