News
Lagos To Raise BRT Fares By 18% February 17

The Lagos State Government has announced an 18 percent increase in fares under its bus reform initiative scheme.
The Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority made this known in a statement on Thursday via its social media pages.
LAMATA said the fare adjustment was necessary due to rising operational costs and to ensure the continued availability of bus services for commuters in Lagos.
The transport authority stated that the new fare structure will take effect from February 17, 2025.
The statement added, “The fare rise is because of the increase in the cost of operations and the need to ensure that buses keep running and guarantee your movement around Lagos.
“We seek your understanding and cooperation.”
Recall that on June 30, 2022, LAMATA announced that the Lagos State Government approved an increase of N100 for fares on all routes of the Bus Rapid Transit.
The authority said the decision to hike the fares was reached due to the rising cost of diesel and the high number of buses that were out of operation due to the lack of spare parts.
-
Aviation2 days ago
IBOM AIR DRAMA: Passenger Comfort Emmanson Alleges Assault, Humiliation on Uyo–Lagos Flight
-
Politics2 days ago
APC rejects Anambra south by-election result
-
Education2 days ago
NOA Commends Imo State’s Ban on Graduation Parties for Young Students
-
Politics2 days ago
Why Jonathan Should Not Run in 2027 — Shehu Sani
-
AFRICA FOCUS2 days ago
LASU Senate Reaffirms Ban on Signing-Out Funfairs by Graduating Students
-
AFRICA FOCUS7 hours ago
Rotimi Pedro and the Herculean task of restoring NTA’s lost glory
-
Sports2 hours ago
Nigeria 2-0 Congo: Eagles bow out of CHAN tournament on winning note