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[Dr Kayode Opeifa (DKO) @DrKayodeOpeifa]

ABSG SIGNS MOU WITH NIGERIAN RAILWAY CORPORATION TO CREATE ACCESS ROAD ACROSS RAIL CORRIDOR IN UMUAHIA.

When there is a round peg in a round hole, the strides keep counting.
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[Engr Ahmed Umar Farouk @EngrAUFarouk]

35 Years of Pride, Progress & Possibilities

Today, I join the good people of Kebbi State in celebrating 35 years of our dear state.

Kebbi’s journey has been defined by resilience, rich cultural heritage, hardworking people, and an unwavering commitment to progress. As we look back with gratitude, let us also look forward with renewed hope and determination for an even greater future.

May Kebbi State continue to grow in peace, prosperity and development, and may the people of Kebbi always have reasons to be proud of our great state.

Happy 35th Anniversary, Kebbi State!

[Dr Kayode Opeifa (DKO) @DrKayodeOpeifa]

WARRI ITAKPE TRAIN SERVICE INCIDENT OF JUNE 8, 2026

FINDINGS

Based on the internal investigation carried out by the NRC inquiry team, preliminary observations indicate the “possible sudden development of a bogie/wheel defect while en route”.

This observation is being investigated further as a potential primary factor in the derailment.

A wheel defect of this nature may have generated abnormal wheel-rail interaction, excessive impact loading, and loss of running stability.

The investigation also noted that the “possible manner of brake application” may have contributed to the severity of the outcome.

These remain working hypotheses only.

The definitive cause or causes of the accident will be determined through comprehensive analysis and will be set out in the final report.

It is important to note that site examination by the inquiry team observed that the points were intact and that no evidence of track vandalism was found.

This differs from the accidents that occurred on the same service (WITS) on 1 November 2025 and 8 November 2025, which were attributed to track vandalism.

In line with statutory requirements, the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) has commenced an independent investigation.

The Nigerian Railway Corporation is fully cooperating with the NSIB investigation and will be guided by its findings and recommendations. The NSIB final report remains pending.

[Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) @nsibofficial]

The investigation revealed how weaknesses in signal visibility, driver training, safety management and train protection could combine to allow a single error to develop into a catastrophic event.

[Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) @nsibofficial]

The Ladbroke Grove rail crash was not simply the result of one missed signal.

[ABUJA LANDLORD 🇳🇬 @Muhammadancopss]

What’s something you’re currently praying for?

[Abdullahi Ayuba Sullubawa @Itzz_ermac]

@Muhammadancopss 1. Jannah for me and my family.
2. Call from @nsibofficial or @alexbadehjr.
3. More clear and simple entries/exist in fx.
5. And general well-being for me and my family

[Abdullahi Ayuba Sullubawa @Itzz_ermac]

@nsibofficial Great call by NSIB. Road and transport safety needs continuous partnership between the Bureau, state governments, and all stakeholders. Hope more states take this seriously.When agencies and state leaders sit down like this,we move closer to reducing accidents @alexbadehjr #NSIB.

[Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) @nsibofficial]

Speaking on the purpose of the visit, Mr Tijjani Galadima reiterated that the delegation came principally to appreciate the NSIB leadership for what he described as the good work being done under Capt. Badeh.

[Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) @nsibofficial]

He further explained that the bureau’s work goes beyond investigating accidents after they occur, stressing the importance of learning from previous occurrences and translating investigation findings into preventive actions.

[Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) @nsibofficial]

Captain Badeh noted that safety recommendations arising from investigations are designed to address identified deficiencies and provide practical measures that can help regulators, operators and other stakeholders improve their systems.

[Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) @nsibofficial]

The Director-General of the bureau, Captain Alex Badeh Jr., made the call in Abuja yesterday when the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Adamawa State, Mr Tijjani Ahmed Galadima, and his running mate, Mr Adamu Kamale, visited the NSIB headquarters.

[Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) @nsibofficial]

NSIB urges states, stakeholders to strengthen collaboration on transport safety

The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) has called for stronger collaboration with state governments and other stakeholders to improve transport safety and prevent accidents.

[Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) @nsibofficial]

A damaged tyre, failed light, overlooked blind spot, or early sign of brake trouble can become a serious hazard when left unchecked.

[Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) @nsibofficial]

Every safe journey is shaped by people who understand that vigilance is not optional and that every decision can make a difference.

Never take safety for granted. Make it a standard.

[Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) @nsibofficial]

In transport safety, recognising these early warning signs can make the difference between a risk being controlled and an incident occurring.
Look beyond the obvious. Safety begins with noticing what others might overlook.

[Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) @nsibofficial]

Not every risk announces itself.
Some hazards are obvious. Others hide in ordinary situations—a missed inspection, a moment of distraction, a small change in conditions, or a seemingly insignificant defect.

[Abdullahi Ayuba Sullubawa @Itzz_ermac]

@EngrAUFarouk Thank you for the uplifting words, Sir. Wishing you a productive and fulfilling week as we continue working towards a safer and stronger Nigerian airspace.

[Abdullahi Ayuba Sullubawa @Itzz_ermac]

@nsibofficial Absolutely! Most accidents happen because someone assumed “it can’t happen to me.” Stay alert, stay safe.