From Badagry Expressway in Abule Ado, take a local bus (Danfo) or Keke NAPEP to Mazamaza Park or a connecting BRT/Danfo to Jibowu Park. Mazamaza is generally closer and offers more options for Abuja-bound buses from the Badagry axis.

At Mazamaza (or Jibowu) Park, locate the terminal for a reputable interstate transport company like GIGM (God is Good Motors), ABC Transport, Chisco Transport, or GUO Transport. Book your ticket to Abuja. It is advisable to book online or call ahead, especially during peak travel seasons, to secure a seat. Buses are usually air-conditioned luxury or executive coaches.

The bus will depart from Lagos, typically using the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, then connecting to the Ilorin-Lokoja-Abuja road. Major transit towns you'll pass include Ibadan, Ilorin, and Lokoja. There will be one or two scheduled rest stops, usually in Lokoja or along the Ilorin-Lokoja stretch, for passengers to stretch, use restrooms, and buy refreshments. Expect security checkpoints along the way; cooperate fully with security personnel. The road conditions vary, with good sections and some rough patches, especially around Lokoja.

Upon arrival in Abuja, the bus will typically drop passengers at their main terminal, such as Utako or Jabi Park. From there, take a local taxi or Keke NAPEP (tricycle) to Chillers Hotel And Suites in Wuse II. Ensure you negotiate the fare before starting your journey.