The Management of the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has said the narrow gauge track of the corporation is alive and active. Contrary to a publication in one of the newspapers (not The ...

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The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) says the narrow gauge track of the corporation is “alive and active”. On Thursday, a media report said the nation’s narrow gauge rail lines were dead.

Moving and replacing the narrow-gauge railroad lines was always part of the deal. But the non-profit that runs the tourist attraction, including the annual holiday “Polar Express” event ...

The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has refuted recent media reports suggesting that its narrow-gauge rail lines were dormant, insisting that operations remained active across various routes.

The Management of the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has said the narrow gauge track of the corporation is alive and active, contrary to a recent report. Mr Yakub Mahmood, the Deputy Director ...

The Management of the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) says the narrow gauge track of the corporation is alive and active. Mr Yakub Mahmood, the Deputy Director Public Relations, NRC ...

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PORTLAND, Maine — The Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad (MNGRR) has been temporarily shut down for the next three months as Portland Foreside Development Company works to complete a waterfront enhancement ...

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