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<\/p>\nNigeria is undoubtedly a highly populated country. There are about 170 million people in Nigeria. Nigerian population is also highly diverse and this gives the country the advantage of a highly diversified economy.<\/p>\n
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The oil boom of 1973 is one of the factors that pushed the economy of the country to the roof. This also affected transport system in Nigeria a great deal. \u00a0There was an increase in infrastructural demand and this was responsible for transportation improvement.<\/p>\n
In the ancient days, means of transportation in Nigeria was by foot. People travel to virtually anywhere using their pair of foot. Only the rich and affluent among Nigerians could afford to buy horses for transportation.<\/p>\n
Then when the western world began to take possession of Nigeria, means of transportation started changing a little and people started traveling via bicycles. As technology began to make its way into transportation, the development of bike shares with a wide range of bicycles came about. You could rent out road bikes, mountain bikes, and even fat tire ebikes<\/a> as a way to commute going to work everyday. You can also check guide for riding Motorbike Sport<\/span><\/a> in difficult terrain.\u00a0 Also, only the rich and affluent could afford this, just like what obtains with cars today.<\/p>\n After the bicycles came the railways. The railways link various parts of the country together, from Lagos to Kano and from Kano to Enugu. \u00a0This formed the major form of transport in Nigeria in those days. Today, the railway is still functional and it has been improved more than what obtains in times past. Today, the railway covers up to 3,984 kilometers of tracks and it is operated by the Nigerian Railway Corporation. There is the western rail line and the eastern rail line. The western rail line connects both Lagos and Nguru together. The eastern rail line, on the other hand, connects Maiduguri to Port Harcourt. The<\/p>\n Today, the railway is still functional and it has been improved more than what obtains in times past. Today, the railway covers up to 3,984 kilometers of tracks and it is operated by the Nigerian Railway Corporation. There is the western rail line and the eastern rail line. The western rail line connects both Lagos and Nguru together. The eastern rail line, on the other hand, connects Maiduguri to Port Harcourt. The<\/p>\n The western rail line connects both Lagos and Nguru together. The eastern rail line, on the other hand, connects Maiduguri to Port Harcourt. The Lagos-Kano Standard Gauge railway is yet another rail line in Nigeria.<\/p>\nTrain<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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