Trip to Kaduna in an hour from 600naira and ....


The federal Government of Nigeria is working hard to ensure Nigerians have a good life. Travellers can travel to Kaduna from Abuja in an hour for between 600 to 900naira. This means of transportation is more comfortable and safe.



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