Getting to the Departure Terminal in Ibadan: From Balogun, take a local taxi or 'Keke Napep' (tricycle) to a major motor park that has vehicles going to Lagos. Reputable parks include those around Challenge or Iwo Road. Many transport companies have terminals here.

Booking Your Journey: At the motor park, approach the booking counter of a reliable transport company like GIGM, GUO, ABC Transport, or Peace Mass Transit. You can also find 'Sienna' or 'Hiace' charter vehicles. Confirm your destination is Lagos (Ojota/Berger/Ikeja). Book your ticket and ensure your luggage is properly tagged.

Departure and Journey: Vehicles (usually 14-seater Hiace buses or 7-seater Sienna minivans) depart once full. The journey begins on unnamed roads from the park, then connects to Oyo Road, Sabo-Badan Road, Queen Elizabeth II Road, and Challenge Road within Ibadan, before joining the A1, which is the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. The actual travel time on the expressway can range from 2 to 4 hours depending on traffic.

Arrival in Lagos: Most interstate buses will drop passengers at major terminals like Ojota or Berger. From here, you will need to take local transport to Allen Avenue. If your bus goes directly to Ikeja, it will be closer.

Connecting to Allen Avenue from Ojota/Berger: From Ojota, you can take a 'Danfo' (yellow bus) going to Ikeja Underbridge or CMS, and alight at Allen Avenue junction. Alternatively, use a local taxi or a 'Keke Napep'. From Berger, take a 'Danfo' going to Ikeja Underbridge and alight at Allen Avenue. The journey involves navigating Dr. Nurudeen Olowopopo Drive, Obafemi Awolowo Way, and finally turning onto Allen Avenue.