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To Enjoy 50% Fare Slash, Travellers Must Show Their PVC, Says NURTW
The National Union of Road Transport Workers has said that though it promised a 50 per cent transport fare slash for those who might be traveling for the rescheduled elections, only travelers who have their Permanent Voter Cards to show will enjoy the benefit.
The NURTW Lagos State chairman, Tajudeen Agbede, told the News Agency of Nigeria on Thursday that the directive was to cushion the effects of last weekend’s election postponement.
“Our members have been directed, especially those plying inter-state routes, to give a 50 percent discount to those traveling out of Lagos for the elections,” Agbede said.
He spoke to NAN after the union’s State Executives Meeting.
However, he stated, “To enjoy the 50 per cent discount, a prospective traveler is expected to show his/her Permanent Voter Card to the driver before he/she would be allowed to enjoy the discount.
“This is the directive from the national headquarters of our union.
“It will be carried out in all inter-state parks in the country which is part of our contribution to the electoral process,” he said.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Arik Air has also reduced its flight fare to N16,000 to ensure that eligible voters travel to cast their votes.

Credit: PUNCH
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