President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has cited Enugu's CNG-powered transport system in discussing transport-cost relief, with the Enugu–Nsukka fare identified as having fallen from ₦2,500 to ₦1,500.
The reference to Enugu came in the context of the state's deployment of compressed natural gas-powered buses as part of its transport reforms.
The reported fare movement represents a ₦1,000 reduction on the Enugu–Nsukka route, according to the source material.
Governor Peter Mbah's administration has linked the transport programme to the use of CNG buses and modern terminals, with the stated objective of improving mobility and reducing transport costs.
The source frames the reform as part of a wider transport-system intervention involving infrastructure and terminal development. It does not provide a broader dataset of fares across other Enugu routes.
The federal recognition and the reported fare change place the Enugu–Nsukka corridor within the state's ongoing CNG transport programme, while the longer-term effect of the reform remains dependent on continued operation and coverage.
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