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Tickets Racketeering: Minister of Transport pays an unscheduled visit to Idu Train Station, Issued Stern Warning

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Tickets Racketeering: Minister of Transport pays an unscheduled visit to Idu Train Station, Issued Stern Warning
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Minister of Transport pays an unscheduled visit to Idu Train Station Abuja following numerous complaints of ticket racketeering. He warned members of Management with possible prosecution should the acts continue https://twitter.com/Official_NRC/status/1109018687565107200
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