From 21 Opayemi Street, take a 'Keke Napep' (tricycle) or a local 'Danfo' (bus) to the GIGM (God is Good Motors) or Peace Mass Transit terminal at Ojodu Berger. These terminals are well-known and convenient for travelers heading East.

At the terminal, purchase your ticket to Onitsha. It's highly recommended to book online a day or two in advance, especially during holidays or weekends, to guarantee a seat. You can choose between a spacious 'Luxury Bus' (slower, more comfortable for long legs) or a 'Hiace'/'Sienna' (faster, 7-14 seater van).

Board your chosen vehicle. Most departures for Eastern routes are in the morning. The journey will take you through the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Sagamu-Benin Expressway, and Benin-Asaba Expressway.

Expect a major rest stop around Ore, Ondo State, where you can use the restroom, buy food, and stretch your legs. Some companies might have another brief stop in Benin City.

The journey continues through various towns, passing through Benin City and crossing the Niger Bridge into Asaba, Delta State, then into Onitsha. You will encounter several police and military checkpoints; keep your ID handy if requested.

You will arrive at the transport company's terminal in Onitsha, typically around the 'Upper Iweka' area, which is a major transport hub. From here, take a 'Keke Napep' or 'Okada' (motorcycle taxi) to Sylken Ltd (e.g., Awka Road, Onitsha). Confirm the exact address of Sylken Ltd in Onitsha for precise local directions.