Miss Nollywood International, Hassana Ozohu Salisu, shared her harrowing experience traveling on the Itakpe-Warri train service. The journey was plagued with delays, overcrowding, lack of security, and malfunctioning toilets. Salisu criticizes the government for neglecting the railway system and calls for urgent reforms to ensure safety and comfort for passengers.
A Nigeria n beauty queen, Hassana Ozohu Salisu has recounted her experience using the Itakpe-Warri train service. Queen Hassana is the current Miss Nollywood International. In this interview with DAILY POST, she sheds light on critical issues plaguing the nation's railway system, highlighting the urgent need for reform to save lives, enhance comfort, and restore dignity for citizens.
I would like to ask questions about the responsibilities of the Nigerian government and the Nigerian Railway Corporation. How can a nation that generates significant revenue from its railway services allow such a disgraceful experience to occur? Is it not the duty of the government to invest in a system that prioritizes the comfort and safety of its citizens, especially when those systems are part of its own infrastructure? These are questions begging for answers.
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