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Railway: NRC talks tough, raises fresh alarm over vandalism in Plateau, Bauchi

From CNA · () English

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  • The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has issued a strong warning regarding a resurgence of coordinated attacks on railway infrastructure.
  • These acts of vandalism are reportedly occurring in Plateau and Bauchi states, raising significant security concerns.
  • The NRC is taking a firm stance, emphasizing the need to address and prevent further damage to the nation's railway network.

The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has sounded a fresh alarm over a renewed wave of coordinated attacks targeting railway infrastructure across the country. The corporation expressed grave concern about the escalating vandalism, particularly noting its prevalence in Plateau and Bauchi states.

In response to these persistent threats, the NRC is adopting a tougher stance, signaling its intent to decisively tackle the issue. The corporation highlighted that these attacks pose a significant risk not only to the physical infrastructure but also to the safety of passengers and the overall operation of the railway network.

While the specific details of the perpetrators and their motives remain under investigation, the NRC's firm communication suggests a commitment to enhancing security measures and prosecuting those responsible. The corporation's warning underscores the critical importance of protecting national assets and ensuring the uninterrupted service of the railway system, which is vital for transportation and economic activity in Nigeria.

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