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Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by salesbloo: 1:45pm On Sep 28, 2023
Nigeria Commences Container train operations as First Cargoes are Moved from Bola Ahmed Tinubu Station in Apapa Port to Obafemi Awolowo Station in Ibadan"


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DTooUlaDXE

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Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by Ogonimilitant(m): 1:48pm On Sep 28, 2023
Government of oropaganda

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Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by salesbloo: 1:50pm On Sep 28, 2023
Container train operations refer to the transportation of shipping containers via trains. This mode of transportation is crucial for moving goods efficiently over long distances, often connecting ports to inland locations or between various industrial and commercial centers. Here's an overview of container train operations:

Container Loading and Unloading:

Containers are loaded with goods at the origin point, often a port or a container terminal. The containers are organized based on destination and type of goods.

Container Terminal Operations:
Container terminals are specialized facilities where containers are sorted, stored, and loaded onto trains. They have equipment like cranes and forklifts to handle containers.

Train Scheduling and Routing:
Train schedules are created based on the volume of containers, destinations, and available railway infrastructure. Efficient routing is crucial to minimize transit time and costs.

Securing Containers:
Containers are securely fastened to the train cars to ensure they remain in place during transit. Proper securing prevents damage and accidents.

Signaling and Communication:
Effective signaling systems and communication are essential for the safe movement of container trains. This includes track signals, radio communication, and coordination with other trains.

Dispatching and Control:
Train dispatchers coordinate the movement of container trains, ensuring proper spacing and avoiding congestion. They monitor the train's progress and adjust schedules as needed.

Intermodal Coordination:
Container trains often involve intermodal transport, where containers are transferred between ships, trains, and trucks. Efficient coordination between these modes is essential for seamless operations.

Maintenance and Inspections:
Regular maintenance of train cars, tracks, and other infrastructure is crucial to ensure safe and efficient operations. Inspections are conducted to identify and address any issues promptly.

Documentation and Customs Clearance:
Proper documentation, including bills of lading and customs clearance, is essential for the smooth movement of containers across borders. Compliance with customs regulations is a critical part of operations.

Customer Service:
Providing excellent customer service to shippers and receivers is important. This includes providing timely updates on the status of shipments and addressing any concerns or inquiries.

[b]Environmental Considerations:
[/b]Train operators often focus on environmentally friendly practices, aiming to reduce emissions and minimize the ecological impact of transportation.

Container train operations play a vital role in global trade, facilitating the movement of goods in a cost-effective and environmentally sustainable manner.

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Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by blamingthedevil: 1:55pm On Sep 28, 2023
Ogonimilitant:
Government of oropaganda

Why are you sad ?

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Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by accordadoga30(f): 2:11pm On Sep 28, 2023
Hehehehe
Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by Vixlot: 2:25pm On Sep 28, 2023
Waao
Great development

God Bless President Buhari
God Bless President Tinubu
God Bless Federal Republic of Nigeria

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Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by Jackson619007: 2:35pm On Sep 28, 2023
Okay na
Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by Racoon(m): 2:41pm On Sep 28, 2023
Good development! This was the trend in the 1970-80s until the corrupt Nigerian elites crippled the NRC as they did with Nigerian Airways hence start establishing trailers companies that provide haulage @ high costs, causing avoidable accidents on our roads

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Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by Corn247: 2:44pm On Sep 28, 2023
This is great a news, that means one should be able to import and export goods directly from Ibadan now.

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Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by Ikaeniyan0: 3:09pm On Sep 28, 2023
Good news

Ajimobi created the dry port at Ibadan. May his soul keep on RIP

Ibadan needs to be link with Abuja

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Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by salesbloo: 4:00pm On Sep 28, 2023
accordadoga30:
Hehehehe
Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by Moneyyman: 4:34pm On Sep 28, 2023
Good news!
Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by salesbloo: 5:46pm On Sep 28, 2023
Moneyyman:
Good news!
Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by Jlow2: 6:14pm On Sep 28, 2023
Only to Ibadan that is less than 150km. 70percent of the containers that come to Nigeria goes to the eastern part of Nigeria, but you won’t build a railway to the east from Lagos
Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by Godfullsam(m): 6:36pm On Sep 28, 2023
Jlow2:
Only to Ibadan that is less than 150km. 70percent of the containers that come to Nigeria goes to the eastern part of Nigeria, but you won’t build a railway to the east from Lagos

East na Biafra na

How do you expect the bad government of the zoo to extend railway line to Biafra?

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Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by Jlow2: 7:10pm On Sep 28, 2023
Godfullsam:


East na Biafra na

How do you expect the bad government of the zoo to extend railway line to Biafra?
we’re is Sunday Igboho from Lagoon or Oduduwa republic
Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by joelbooks: 11:11pm On Sep 28, 2023
Godfullsam:


East na Biafra na

How do you expect the bad government of the zoo to extend railway line to Biafra?

Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by salesbloo: 9:56am On Sep 29, 2023
Jlow2:
Only to Ibadan that is less than 150km. 70percent of the containers that come to Nigeria goes to the eastern part of Nigeria, but you won’t build a railway to the east from Lagos
Gradual, but sure
Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by GeneralPula: 9:57am On Sep 29, 2023
Ikaeniyan0:
Good news

Ajimobi created the dry port at Ibadan. May his soul keep on RIP

Ibadan needs to be link with Abuja
Makinde has done nothing bro..
Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by GeneralPula: 10:00am On Sep 29, 2023
Ogonimilitant:
Government of oropaganda
Emeka, watch the video on twitter..
Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by GeneralPula: 10:04am On Sep 29, 2023
Jlow2:
Only to Ibadan that is less than 150km. 70percent of the containers that come to Nigeria goes to the eastern part of Nigeria, but you won’t build a railway to the east from Lagos
Tell that to your Governor’s in the East..

What you’re seeing in Oyo is state government project..

And where did you hear it from that 70% of containers goes to the East? Do you have a link to back it up?
Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by salesbloo: 10:21am On Sep 29, 2023
GeneralPula:

Tell that to your Governor’s in the East..

What you’re seeing in Oyo is state government project..

And where did you hear it from that 70% of containers goes to the East? Do you have a link to back it up?
Patriot
Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by tamdun: 10:26am On Sep 29, 2023
Ogonimilitant:
Government of oropaganda
Even with video evidence?
Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by Jlow2: 10:44am On Sep 29, 2023
GeneralPula:

Tell that to your Governor’s in the East..

What you’re seeing in Oyo is state government project..

And where did you hear it from that 70% of containers goes to the East? Do you have a link to back it up?
apc Oluwole link
Re: Video:The Transportation Of Shipping Containers Via Trains Begins In Nigeria by article1: 11:09am On Sep 29, 2023
Congregations Nigerians, 30 containers pulled by one locomotive. Imagine if they were to be conveyed by trucks that would have been 30 trucks on our highways constitution gridlock and possible damaging of our roads. Nigerian will be great again

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