The state government described the reports as false and mischievous and advised citizens and road users to disregard it.

This was contained in a statement on Thursday by state Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Samuel Aruwan.

According to the statement, the state government is in constant touch with security agencies in the area, and constantly following security situation on the Kaduna-Abuja Road and other locations under places.

Aruwan noted that the government is not living in denial of security challenges confronting the state. He, however, described as quite unfortunate how some individuals and groups continue to undermine the sacrifices of security agencies and the government.

Boko Haram terrorists had attacked a moving Abuja-Kaduna passenger train on March 28, 2022.

The insurgents had blown up the rail track and bombed the moving train, killing some and abducting more than 60 passengers. The unprecedented attack had attracted international and national outrage.

The terrorists, who attacked the train in Kaduna, released hostages piecemeal with the last release being on October 5, 2022.

The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) had suspended services along the route but announced resumption in November.