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Abuja Light Rail What was the first Light Rail Mass Network In West Africa? The correct answer is Abuja Rail Mass Transit. The Abuja Rail Mass Transit, commonly known as Abuja light rail. It is the first Transit System in Nigeria and in West Africa. The rail connects the Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport with Kubwa, the northwest satellite town, and downtown Abuja. After the opening of the light rail, the commuting time from Kubwa to downtown Abuja was reduced by about 50 minutes, and the time to the airport was reduced by about 30 minutes. By seamlessly linking the Abuja-Kaduna railway and the Abuja airport terminal, it has contributed to the multi-dimensional traffic system in Abuja. Credit - CCECC NG Facebook page.

Was His Decision Right or Wrong???*

RIGHT OR WRONG DECISION? THEIR WEDDING IS FEW MONTHS AWAY. He stays in Lagos and she stays in Calabar. She went for a seminar in Lagos and decided to pay Him a surprised visit at home. She got to his house around 9pm and met Him getting ready to retire for the night. They were happy to see each other and she decided to spend the night and leave very early in the morning to her Aunty's place. In the morning, she was already up and ready to move. But he told her to hang on so he can drop her off on his way to the office. So, she had a little breakfast while waiting for Him to finish up so they can leave. He was ready and rushed to the dinning to have a cup of tea and few slices of bread as usual. On getting to the dinning, he realized there was no milk and he checked the flask to confirm if his fiancée had made his tea. Well, the flask was empty as well. So he called her to ask what happened. And she responded by asking Him if he expected her to manage a tin ...

A-D-C to the late COAS, Lt general TA LAGBAJA

TO MY PRINCIPAL!! by Maj. GU Bukar A-D-C to the late COAS, Lt general TA LAGBAJA Sir, I do not know where to start from, because all my thoughts are that I would in the future be writing your biography, and not epitaph. I first met you 10 years ago, on 1st of December 2014, as my Commanding Officer in 72 Special Forces Battalion. It was then that you started instilling in me the warrior ethos and leadership spirit which eventually prepared me for my sojourn in the NE operation. I consider myself lucky – and privileged – to have worked with you closely from 2019, and tapped from your sterling virtues of leadership, compassion, and humility. From you, I learned a lot, I must say. From seemingly trivial things which many might ignore, like making your bed before checking out of a hotel room, ensuring you tip the housekeeper before leaving, and many more. You always thanked your driver whenever he took you home safely from a journey. Your generosity, also, was next to non...

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