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Carrying excess luggage while travelling via the Indian Railways? Beware, you will be fined
Carrying excess luggage while travelling via the Indian Railways? Beware, you will be fined
If caught travelling with overweight luggage, a passenger can be fined upto six times the stipulated amount Representational Image.
The Hush Post:Come June 8 and you might land in a soup for carrying baggage beyond the permissible limit while travelling via Indian Railways. Yes, the Railways has now set a baggage limit for passengers like it is in air travel. This comes in the wake of numerous…
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WATCH: Alexx Ekubo, Bryan Okwara, Sonia Ogbonna, others at the private screening of "Excess Luggage"
WATCH: Alexx Ekubo, Bryan Okwara, Sonia Ogbonna, others at the private screening of “Excess Luggage”
“Excess Luggage,” the latest Nollywood comedy movie has premiered.
The private screening which was held on Tuesday, October 17, 2017, at the IMAX Filmhouse, Lekki, Lagos was attended by cast, crew and celebrities such as IK Ogbonna, Adunni Ade, Denrele Edun, Fred Amata, Sonia Ogbonna, Bryan Okwara, Alexx Ekubo.
In “Excess Luggage,” an illiterate man and his family head to a church summit, but…
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Delphine Okobah attends private screening of “Excess Luggage” & gets audience Reaction! Delphine Okobah in her latest vlog on her YouTube channel TheDelphinatorTV speaks with the audience at the Private Screening of…
Five hidden journey charges to avert this summer
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