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Train Derailment In Agbor Linked To Vandalism, All Passengers Evacuated Without Hurt –NRC
The Nigerian Railway Corporation has confirmed a train derailment at Agbor, along the Warri-Itakpe rail line, on Saturday November 1st, 2025.
According to the NRC Managing Director, Kayode Opeifa, in a statement, preliminary investigations suggest that the derailment may have been caused by suspected track vandalism, and a full investigation is underway to determine the root cause.
All those on board have been safely evacuated, with no injuries or casualties reported.
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The NRC has announced a temporary suspension of train services on the corridor to facilitate a comprehensive investigation.
The corporation apologizes for any inconvenience caused and assures Nigerians of improved services.
Information available indicates that two of the seven coaches were affected in the incident.
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