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Abuja-Kaduna Train: Nigerian Railway Corporation Speaks On Attack
Abuja-Kaduna Train: Nigerian Railway Corporation Speaks On Attack
Fidet Okhiria, the managing director, Nigeria Railway Corporation, NRC, has confirmed attack on the Abuja-Kaduna train by suspected bandits on Monday night.
Mr Okhiria however told the News Agency of Nigeria that ”information concerning the attack was still sketchy, and no concrete information could be given at the moment.
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“We have confirmed the attack, but we cannot give you much information right now.
“From the reports we have gotten, most of the passengers have gone into hiding and the officials on board are yet to give us report of the situation.
“There are reports of gunshots and the train derailed due to the attack,” Mr Okhiria said.
NAN gathered that the incident happened between Katari and Rijana train stations, en route Kaduna from Abuja.
NAN
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