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Fire guts section of Lagos blue rail mass transit 

By Bertram Nwannekanma
01 March 2023   |   8:28 am
A section of the newly-inaugurated Blue Rail Mass Transit project at Marina, Lagos State, was, yesterday, gutted by fire.

Fire incident

.Blue line rail infrastructure safe, says LAMATA 

A section of the newly-inaugurated Blue Rail Mass Transit project at Marina, Lagos State, was, yesterday, gutted by fire.

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