The Kwara State Government has urged the Nigerian Railway Corporation to continue to provide quality service to the people to meet the transport need of Nigerians.
The Kwara State Deputy Governor, Elder Peter Kisira, made the call in Ilorin while receiving the Managing Director of the Nigeria Railway Property Management Company Limited, Alhaji Abubakar Labaran, in his office.
Elder Kisira pledged that the State Government would collaborate with the organization in the discharge of its duties.
The Deputy Governor, who recalled how effective the rail transport was in the 60s and 70s called on the Corporation to provide better service for the people.
He appreciated the good work the Corporation had been rending in the State charging its not to relent.
Elder Kisira described the rail system as a reliable means of transportation that should be readily available to the people.
Earlier, Labaran, who said the team was in the State on routine inspection, explained that the company was saddled with the responsibility of managing the land and landed property of the NRC nationwide.
Labaran, who explained some of the activities of the Corporation said the Abuja-Kaduna line was working perfectly well, Pape-Ajaokuta line almost completed while that of Lagos-Ibadan had been flagged off.
The Managing Director noted that some foreign investors have indicated interest to invest in the Railways to development the standard gauge.
He pledged that the Corporation would work with the State government to address grey areas and called for support to ensure the implementation of its project.
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