Transport GuideTravel from Abule Egba to Mile 12 (Bus,Car,Taxi)

Navigating from Abule Egba to Mile 12 in Lagos involves a significant cross-city journey. For, while costs have stabilized compared to previous inflationary spikes, they remain higher than 2024. Public buses (Danfo) offer the most economical option, typically requiring multiple changes. Ride-hailing services (Uber/Bolt) provide convenience and speed at a premium. Keke Napep (tricycles) are not suitable for the full distance but can serve as feeder transport for shorter segments at either end of the journey.

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Distance

32.5 km

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Duration

2h 0m

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Total Cost

₦1,100 - ₦1,700

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Status

Verified Route

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Estimated Budget:₦1,100 - ₦1,700
Step 1

Abule Egba Bus Stop / Agbado Kollington

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Segment Fare₦300 - ₦500

From Abule Egba, board a commercial bus (Danfo) heading towards Iyana Ipaja. These buses are usually available at major bus stops around Abule Egba Roundabout or Agbado Kollington.

Step 2

Iyana Ipaja Under Bridge / Bus Terminal

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Segment Fare₦400 - ₦600

Alight at Iyana Ipaja. Cross to the other side of the road (preferably using the pedestrian bridge) where you'll find buses going to Oshodi. Make sure to confirm the destination with the conductor.

Step 3

Oshodi Terminals / MKO Abiola Way Bus Stops

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Segment Fare₦400 - ₦600

At Oshodi, specifically around the Oshodi Terminals (Terminals 1, 2, or 3) or along MKO Abiola Way, locate the bus stop for buses heading towards Ketu or Mile 12. There are numerous buses along this major route.

Step 4

Mile 12 Market / Bus Stop

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Segment Fare₦50 - ₦150 (for optional Keke)

Alight at Mile 12. Depending on your exact destination within Mile 12 (e.g., market entrance), you may need to walk a short distance or take a brief Keke Napep ride from the main bus stop.

πŸ’‘Pro Travel Tips

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Avoid peak hours (6:00 AM - 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM - 7:30 PM) as traffic can significantly prolong travel time and increase fares.

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Always keep your belongings secure and be aware of your surroundings, especially at busy bus stops and during transfers.

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Carry smaller denominations of Naira for bus fares, as conductors often do not have change for large notes.

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Confirm the destination with the conductor before boarding to avoid taking the wrong route or being dropped off prematurely.

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❓Route FAQ

What is the fastest way to get from Abule Egba to Mile 12?

The fastest way is typically by ride-hailing services like Uber or Bolt, or a private taxi, as they offer a direct route. However, traffic in Lagos can heavily influence travel times regardless of the mode of transport, sometimes making commercial buses a comparable option during specific traffic patterns.

How much does it cost to travel from Abule Egba to Mile 12 in?

By commercial bus (Danfo), the total estimated cost is between ₦1,100 and ₦1,700 for the multi-leg journey. For ride-hailing services, expect to pay between ₦9,000 and ₦15,000, depending on traffic, demand, and surge pricing.

Are there BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) options available for this route?

While BRT operates along segments of the route (e.g., from Oshodi to Mile 12), there is no direct BRT service connecting Abule Egba to Oshodi. You would still need to use a regular Danfo bus for the Abule Egba to Oshodi leg before potentially switching to BRT at Oshodi for the final stretch to Mile 12 (using a Cowry Card).

Is it safe to travel this route at night?

It is generally advisable to avoid traveling long distances on public transport in Lagos late at night, especially with multiple bus changes. If unavoidable, use ride-hailing services and ensure your phone is charged, you confirm driver details, and inform someone of your journey. Always prioritize well-lit and busy areas for pickups/drop-offs.

What payment methods are accepted for transport?

For Danfo buses, only cash (Naira) is accepted. For ride-hailing services, you can pay via cash or through the app using linked debit/credit cards or mobile money options. Always carry sufficient small denominations of cash for bus fares.