…to be geared towards reducing the pains of the urban poor with much attachment to urban public transportation, with less concern for the middle class. This class serves as the buffer between the rich and the poor and, in the process, prevents class chaos. They deserve consideration too. They are the highly mobile labou…

…their competitiveness. Yusuf said:"Citizens must see tangible benefits through improved public transportation, electricity, healthcare, education, food security, infrastructure and social protection."He closed by framing the long-term goal as converting the gains of the fuel subsidy reform into structural economic impr…

…of privately converted vehicles are also operating across Nigeria’s commercial and public transportation networks.He described the growing adoption of CNG as evidence that the fuel is moving beyond being a future alternative and is becoming an increasingly viable option for motorists and transport operators.Commercial…

…a joint committee to immediately begin implementing measures aimed at bringing down public transportation costs.“Intra-state transport is where Nigerians feel the cost most directly, and it is where the states hold the levers,” the President said.He added that the governors were taking steps to ensure the benefits of c…

…Our capital cannot be different. At the root of a decent and modern city is a functional public transportation system. The days of everybody doing what they like in the FCT are over,” Elechi said. He disclosed that the FCTA had invested billions of naira in constructing modern bus terminals in Mabushi, Kugbo and the Ce…

…in sports development,” it stated. The opposition party further criticised the state of public transportation and water supply, alleging that residents had been left to rely on commercial tricycles while Yenagoa still lacked a functional public water system. “A state whose economy is solely dependent on monthly federal…