Go to a major interstate motor park in Abeokuta, such as Kuto Motor Park or Lafenwa Motor Park. Look for transport companies like GIGM, GUO Transport, or Peace Mass Transit. While some may go directly to Suleja, most reliable services will go to Abuja (Utako, Jabi, or Zuba Parks), from where you can connect to Suleja.

Book your ticket early, especially if traveling during weekends or public holidays. Confirm your departure time and vehicle type (usually a 14-18 seater Hiace bus or a larger luxury bus).

Depart from Abeokuta, heading towards Sagamu on the Abeokuta-Sagamu Expressway. You will then merge onto the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. This section is usually smooth, but watch out for traffic around construction zones and major towns.

Continue straight through Ibadan, transitioning onto the Ibadan-Ilorin Expressway (A1). You will pass through Ogbomoso and eventually arrive in Ilorin. There might be a brief rest stop in Ilorin or Ogbomoso for passengers to stretch and use facilities.

From Ilorin, the journey continues on the A1, crossing the Jebba Bridge and passing through towns like Mokwa and Bida. This part of the journey can have varying road conditions and is generally less busy than the southern expressways.

The bus will eventually reach the outskirts of Suleja or continue to a major park in Abuja (e.g., Zuba, Utako, Jabi). If you arrive in Abuja, take a local shared taxi (popularly called 'Araba' or 'Suleja taxi') or Keke Napep directly to Suleja town.

Upon arrival in Suleja, you can easily find local taxis or Keke Napep (tricycles) to take you to your final destination within the town.