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    Nigeria Partners China to Advance Intelligent Rail Control System

    Ogochukwu NdubuisiBy Ogochukwu NdubuisiNovember 21, 2025Updated:November 21, 2025 Transportation No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Nigeria Partners China to Advance Intelligent Rail Control System

    The China Railway Signal and Communication (CRSC) Group, has launched an international seminar on Rail Transit Intelligence Control Systems for Nigerian engineers, scholars, and transport practitioners.

    This is contained in a statement issued by Mr Umar Usman, the spokesperson of the Federal Transportation University Daura (FUTD).

    According to him, the seminar going on in Beijing, China, is a major step toward deepening the Nigerian cooperation in modern railway technology,

    “The two-week programme, running from Nov. 20, to Dec. 4, brings together representatives from the Federal Ministry of Transportation, the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), and the FUTD.

    “The seminar stems from a tripartite agreement signed on Aug. 21, during FUTD’s second matriculation ceremony,” Usman said.

    He added that the partnership was expected to give birth to a Joint Intelligent Control Research Centre and state-of-the-art intelligent train control laboratories in Daura by 2026.

    Welcoming the Nigerian delegation at the CRSC Headquarters in Beijing, the CRDC Chairman, Mr Zhang Jingfang described the event as an important milestone in the evolving relationship between China and Nigeria.

    “Since our establishment in Beijing in 1953, we have been committed to advancing rail transit intelligent control technology, not just for China, but as a partner in global progress,” Jingfang revealed.

    He added that CRSC’s technologies now support rail systems in more than 10 countries across four continents, including Nigeria.

    According to him, during the seminar, participants will tour CRSC facilities, receive factory-based technical training, and also attend specialised courses on railway signalling and low-altitude control systems.

    “The participants will also experience Maglev technology, and immerse themselves in China’s dynamic urban landscape,” he said.

    Mrs Ninikanwa Okey-Uche, a Nigerian diplomat at the embassy in Beijing, commended CRSC for its unwavering commitment to Nigeria’s transport development.

    Okey-Uche, highlighted that the foundations for the partnership were strengthened during the visit of Nigeria’s Minister of Transportation to CRSC in May 2024, followed by a reciprocal visit from CRSC’s Vice President to Nigeria in November 2024.

    “This programme reflects mutual respect, benefit, and shared growth”, the Ambassador said, emphasising the crucial role of human capital development in Nigeria’s ongoing rail modernisation.

    She noted that the seminar aimed to equip Nigerian professionals with frontier knowledge in intelligent train control systems, build local technical expertise for managing Nigeria’s expanding rail network, and strengthen academic industry collaboration between CRSC and FUTD.

    Speaking for the Nigerian delegation, FUTD Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Umar Adam-Katsayal expressed gratitude to the Federal Ministry of Transportation for providing the enabling environment that allows the university to grow rapidly.

    He praised CRSC’s hospitality and affirmed that the training would enhance the skills and knowledge of participants in railway signalling, control, and communication systems, while promoting cultural diplomacy between China and Nigeria.

    According to him, with the seminar, both nations are looking ahead to a future where Nigerian engineers play a leading role in Africa’s rail technology transformation, guided by world-class expertise and strengthened bilateral cooperation. #Nigeria Partners China to Advance Intelligent Rail Control System#

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