The Warri–Itakpe train derailed on Monday, with no fewer than four coaches capsizing.
The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) confirmed the incident via a statement issued by its Managing Director, Dr Kayode Opeifa, on Monday, June 8, 2026.
Opeifa said the NRC would provide updates on the accident as more details emerge.
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Opeifa said emergency response teams had been deployed to the scene to manage the situation and assist passengers.
“The corporation is closely monitoring developments and will provide a comprehensive update as more details emerge on the cause and extent of the derailment,” the NRC boss stated.
He urged members of the public to be calm and rely only on official communication channels for information on the accident.
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