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Niger opens toll booth at Bangoula

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Map: Bangoula, Niger

Niger’s Road Maintenance Fund commissioned a semi-modern toll booth at Bangoula on 6 October 2026, on the road linking Niamey to Tillabéri. FER-Niger Director General Colonel Issa Moussa Ikizi presided over the commissioning, according to Journal du Niger.

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