Nigeria's Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, has flagged off the construction of the country's second standard gauge rail line, which will link the commercial cities of Lagos and Ibadan in the Southwest of the country. The rail line, which is partly funded by the Chinese government, will also link the country's busiest seaport in Lagos. Chinese Engineering firm, CCECC, is the major contractor handling the project. CGTN'S Deji Badmus has more
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