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Lagos discontinues 50% slash in fares tomorrow

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The Lagos State Government has discontinued the 50 per cent reduction in fares of buses owned by the state.
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In a statement released by the Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (LAMATA), the state government said fares of state-owned buses will return to a 100 per cent rate effective April 1, 2023.

Early last month, Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, announced a 50 per cent reduction in prices of all state-owned transport services, adding that the measure was to reduce the hardship faced by residents over petrol and cash scarcity.

However, LAMATA, on Tuesday, said fares of state-owned buses will return to a 100 per cent rate on April 1.

“With effect from Saturday, April 1, bus fare on all regulated buses — BRT, standard and FLM — shall revert to 100 per cent rate,” the statement noted.
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