Northern Youths Hail Tinubu’s Free Transport Initiative

The Northern Christian Youth Professionals has commended President Bola Tinubu for granting free nationwide train transportation to commuters during this festive season.

The youths said they appreciate this gesture as a “Christmas gift,” commencing from the 20th of the month to the 5th of January.

A statement issued by the Chairman, Isaac Abrak, said it is yet another demonstration of the President’s compassion for the common man and his commitment to ensuring that his reform policies bring tangible benefits to all Nigerians.

“The Christmas and New Year seasons are cherished when families and loved ones come together to share love, joy, and memorable moments. By alleviating the financial burden of travel, this initiative will enable more Nigerians to celebrate the season with ease, making the festivities even more enjoyable.

“However, we appeal to the management of the Nigerian Railway Corporation to address operational challenges that hindered the smooth implementation of this initiative last year. Notably, the unavailability of free tickets created difficulties for many commuters. We urge the Corporation to resolve such hitches so that this year’s free rides can fully achieve their intended purpose.

“We also commend Nigeria’s security agencies for their commendable efforts in tackling security challenges across the country, particularly in the northern region. Their dedication has significantly enhanced safety and stability. As the festive season approaches, we urge these agencies to remain steadfast and intensify efforts to ensure the safety and security of all Nigerians, allowing everyone to enjoy the joy and peace that this season brings.

“Furthermore, we call on Nigerians, especially Christians, to use this season of love and reflection to pray for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the nation’s leadership. May God guide them in their decisions and bless their policies and programs with success for the benefit of all citizens,” the statement added.

The group urged Nigerians to remain united in faith, hope, and love and strive together for a better Nigeria.