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NRC confirms incident on Abuja-Kaduna Train Service

Admin August 21, 2025
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Aug. 21, 2025

The Nigerian Railway Corporation has confirmed that a wheel of a coach on the Abuja-Kaduna Train Service (AKTS) experienced hot axle some kilometres to Rigasa Station in Kaduna.

The Chief Public Relations Officer of NRC, Mr. Callistus Unyimadu, said this in a statement on Thursday in Lagos.

“The incident, which happened on Wednesday evening, is due to hot wheels friction as a result of abnormal temperature due to excessive heat.

“However, the situation was immediately brought under control and the train marshalled to Kaduna and to safety,” he said.

He said that the train would consequently experience a capacity issue on the business class.

“Passengers, who were booked on the affected coach for Thursday, have all been contacted through the details they provided online.

“We have also made alternative arrangements to accommodate them,” he said.

He added that the NRC management was working to ensure that the disruption would be minimal and normal service would resume fast.

“We assure all our customers and passengers of their safety on our train services as we are determined to continue to provide the best travel experience on all our train networks.

“We apologise and regret all the inconveniences,” he said.

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