Exploring Ibadan: How I Took A Train From Lagos to Ibadan to Eat Amala | Nigerian Wedding in Ibadan

[@terra1927]

I love seeing africa developing i really enjoyed that video

[@kellygdike]

Yes, I was impressed to see the development.

[@mayowajoseph7784]

cool, I wish you had shown or videoed while in the train in motion, how fast it was. Good video!

[@kellygdike]

Thanks for your comment. I was carried away by the convenience lol. It was a 2-hours trip from Lagos to Ibadan which is typically the same time it would take by road.

[@victoriaakingbade6870]

Yes I was waiting to see the train in motion and also see how beautiful and comfortable it is because I am planning a trip from Ibadan to Lagos on same train

[@kellygdike]

@@victoriaakingbade6870 I’ll do better next time. The train was very conducive. I totally enjoyed the experience.

[@victoriaakingbade6870]

@@kellygdike- thank you so much

[@hopezion6782]

Haha this is insightful

[@kellygdike]

Thank you 😊

[@Silver-l5x]

Thumbnail was misleading, Lagos to ibandan, meanwhile train was Abuja metro train

[@kellygdike]

I’m not sure what you mean by Abuja metro. The trip was from Lagos to Ibadan as you watched. Love & light.

[@G.porschevirals]

Please,,is there any train that runs from south west to north?

[@kellygdike]

I don’t have this information

[@moham.279]

PMB legacy

[@kellygdike]

Really?

[@moham.279]

@@kellygdike you mean you don’t know? PMB commenced and built Lagos-Ibadan standard gauge, Itape-Warri standard gauge as well?

[@kellygdike]

@@moham.279 Thanks for the enlightenment.

[@oluwatobiayomide5536]

Are you still in Ibadan Sir?

[@kellygdike]

Why?