Table of Contents
- Resumption of Services
- Maintenance and Repairs
- Ticketing Information
- Train Operations
- Appreciation to Passengers
- Commitment to Safety
Passenger services on the Warri–Itakpe rail line are set to resume today following the completion of essential maintenance and system inspections by the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC).
The NRC stated that the temporary suspension of services allowed engineers to perform crucial repairs on the track infrastructure and rolling stock, thereby enhancing passenger comfort, safety, and overall operational efficiency.
In preparation for the resumption of services, the Corporation reactivated its online ticketing platform https://nrc-fane.ng at 12 noon on Monday, October 27, enabling passengers to book their tickets up to 48 hours in advance of travel.
The NRC encouraged passengers to reserve their tickets promptly, either through the online portal or at designated railway stations, as full operations recommence along the corridor.
“Operations will begin with seven coaches — six standard class and one business class,” the corporation announced, adding that a revised train timetable, which includes temporary speed restrictions for safety monitoring, was also released on Monday.
The corporation expressed gratitude to passengers and stakeholders for their patience and understanding during the suspension period and apologized for any inconvenience the disruption may have caused.
Dr. Kayode Opeifa, the Managing Director of NRC, reaffirmed the corporation’s dedication to providing safe, reliable, and efficient rail services as passenger operations fully resume on the Warri–Itakpe corridor.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will passenger services resume on the Warri–Itakpe rail line?
Passenger services are scheduled to resume today after essential maintenance and inspections were completed.
How can passengers book their tickets?
Passengers can book their tickets through the online platform or at designated railway stations, with tickets available for booking up to 48 hours before travel.
What types of coaches will be available for passengers?
Operations will commence with seven coaches, which include six standard class coaches and one business class coach.



