Its disheartening that Nigerians sabotage Nigeria, for a gain I do not figure.

I felt so bad this morning, after preparing myself for a trip to Enugu by rail, only to be told when I got to the PH station that the train did not arrive yesterday.

On further enquiry, I was told that the rail track was vandalised somewhere in the North, and since the train travelled to Kafanchan, it got stuck and has not returned yet.

When the train only covered the PH-Enugu route, this kind of ugly incident never happened. One would then ask, why such act of vandalism?

I opine the government should provide more trains for different routes, any people who do not really need it can go ahead and destroy the lines.

I'm really saddened by this. We are always quick at throwing blame punches at the government, but they are frustrated by the people they are looking out for.

Must we continue like this? For how long?

Enemies of progress at work.

Thats the northern cattles for you. We are only managing to cope with them over here.
And that thing no go pass APC.

I guess they are not just happy things are working in Nigeria. These are the same kind of people who'll vandalise gas pipelines and keep us in darkness, without any benefit to them. Nature will always make them suffer more than those they think they are victimising.

we are so lost in nigeria must we search for aftermath always

APC!!!

I dont blame dis northerners, nah Lord Luggard i blame nd am sure hez enjoying d beating frm umu nigeria where ever he is....

It's sad really. .plz it's not only prevalent in the north but every part of naija..pipeline conveying gas for power turbines is also being damaged, u got to ask urself, to what ends are they doing it

There may be some sponsors in the dark.

Why will a PH-Enugu train end up in Kafanchan? We should be decentralizing, that's the problem with Nigeria and my main beef with GEJ.

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Why will a PH-Enugu train end up in Kafanchan? We should be decentralizing, that's the problem with Nigeria and my main beef with GEJ.

I think they want to share with our brothers in the North, before a new train arrives for them.