Head to a major interstate motor park in Akure. Reputable companies include GIGM (God is Good Motors), GUO Transport, or Peace Mass Transit. Their terminals are usually well-marked.

Book your ticket in advance online or at the park. Confirm your seat and luggage details. Board your assigned bus, typically a comfortable Hiace (Toyota) bus or a larger Luxury bus.

The bus will depart Akure, navigating local roads. It will turn onto Oba Adesida Road, then proceed to join the Akure-Owo Express Road, heading out of the city.

The journey continues, eventually leading to a fork where you'll take a slight left onto the Ile-Ife Expressway, which merges into the main Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.

Expect a mandatory rest stop at a major transit town like Ore. Here, you can use restrooms, buy snacks, and stretch your legs for about 15-20 minutes.

Continue on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, passing through towns like Sagamu, Mowe, and Ibafo. As you approach Lagos, the road may become the Third Axial Road and F265, leading into the city.

Your bus will typically arrive at a major interstate terminal in Lagos, such as Jibowu (Yaba), Ojota, or sometimes a company-specific terminal.

From the arrival terminal, you'll need to take local transport to reach Evans Street on Lagos Island. Options include local 'Danfo' buses, 'Keke Napep' (tricycles), or ride-hailing services. You will navigate through Idumagbo Avenue, Adeniji Adele Road, and Odunea Street to reach Evans Street.