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A number of passengers have had no choice but to disembark from the train they were travelling on after it ran out of fuel, Nigerian media report.
Punch news has shared this video of people waiting on the tracks next to the Lagos-to-Ibadan train:
Passengers Stranded As Lagos-Ibadan Train Runs Out Of Fuel
— Punch Newspapers (@MobilePunch) March 10, 2022
Commuters on a Lagos-Ibadan train were stranded after their train ran out of fuel.
The location of the train was not clear, however, some passengers disembarked not knowing what next to do.
Credit: Twitter | shollychei pic.twitter.com/8XZD685OLw
It's not known why or how the locomotive ran out of fuel.
A short while ago, the Cable news site quoted a spokesman for the Nigerian Railway Corporation as saying he wasn't aware of the situation.
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