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We have commenced the offloading of three new train sets, comprising 24 coaches, for the Red Line. Each eight-coach train can carry up to 2,000 passengers per trip. This means more capacity, more room for commuters and the opportunity to run more frequent services along the Oyingbo-Agbado corridor. The trains were procured with the support of the Federal Government under the leadership of HE President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. We are making steady progress towards putting these trains into passenger service before the end of the year, as promised. More trains, better journeys and an easier way to get around Lagos. We keep moving.

The future of transportation in Lagos is taking shape and we are making steady progress. Phase 2 of the Lagos Blue Line Rail Project will extend the existing line from Mile 2 to Okokomaiko, bringing six new stations and connecting more communities along the Lagos-Badagry Expressway. Work is progressing on the tracks, bridges and stations, with the first three stations at Festac, Alakija and Trade Fair scheduled to open by the end of February 2027. Our vision is a Lagos where people spend less time travelling and more time living, working and building their future. We are turning that vision into reality, one project at a time.