From Aege, take local transport (e.g., Keke Napep, local taxi, or 'Okada' if safe and allowed) to a major interstate motor park in Benin City. Recommended parks include God Is Good Motors (GIGM) Terminal on Sapele Road or GUO Transport Terminal on Ring Road.

At the motor park, book your ticket to Lagos. Major companies like GIGM, GUO Transport, ABC Transport, and Peace Mass Transit operate this route. Book in advance online or arrive early. Board a luxury bus or Hiace bus. Ensure your luggage is properly tagged.

The journey from Benin City to Lagos typically takes 4-6 hours, depending on road conditions and traffic. You will travel along the Benin-Sagamu Expressway, passing through towns like Ore, and then join the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. There's usually one major rest stop (e.g., at Ore or Ogere) for refreshments and restroom breaks.

Upon arrival in Lagos, the bus will typically drop you at a major terminal like Jibowu, Ojota, or Mile 2. These are common disembarkation points for interstate buses.

From the Lagos terminal (e.g., Ojota), take a BRT bus towards CMS/TBS. BRT is a dedicated lane bus service, generally faster and safer. If no direct BRT, take a yellow 'Danfo' bus to CMS/TBS.

From CMS/TBS, Victoria Island is a short distance. You can take another BRT, a 'Danfo' bus, or a local taxi/Keke Napep to your specific destination within Victoria Island.