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NRC Restores Warri-Itakpe Train Service, Boosts Connectivity

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The Warri–Itakpe Train Service (WITS) will resume operations on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) announced on Sunday.

Weeks after the NRC suspended its train service, Chief Public Relations Officer Callistus Unyimadu released a statement giving reason.

According to him, the temporary halt was initiated so the NRC could perform necessary maintenance, system checks, and critical repairs to the tracks and rolling stock, thereby improving passenger safety and reliability.

“The temporary suspension was necessary to carry out critical repairs, maintenance, and system checks on the tracks and rolling stock to ensure the comfort, reliability, and safety of passengers.”

NRC’s spokesperson said that the resumption aligns with NRC’s commitment to providing safe and efficient train services while maintaining the highest operational standards.

He also announced that the online booking portal will reopen by 12 noon on Monday, 27th October 2025, ahead of the resumption date. It urged passengers to make bookings through https://nrc-fane.ng or visit designated stations to secure their tickets.

While apologising to travellers and stakeholders for the inconvenience caused by the service disruption, Unyimadu thanked the public for their patience and understanding throughout the period.

“The corporation sincerely apologises to its esteemed passengers and stakeholders for the inconveniences experienced during the period of suspension and appreciates their patience and understanding,” the statement said.

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