From Dutse (Lagos), take a 'Danfo' (public yellow bus), 'Keke Napep' (tricycle), or a local taxi to a major interstate motor park like Jibowu or Ojota. Confirm your departure park with your chosen transport company beforehand.

At the motor park, locate the office of a reputable transport company such as GIGM, ABC Transport, GUO Transport, or Peace Mass Transit. Book your ticket to Abuja. It's advisable to book online or call ahead, especially during peak seasons. Buses are typically comfortable, air-conditioned, and have designated luggage compartments.

Board your luxury bus. The journey typically takes 10-12 hours. The route will take you through the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, connecting to the road towards Lokoja, and then the Lokoja-Abuja Expressway. You will have at least one or two major rest stops (e.g., Ore in Ondo State, Lokoja in Kogi State) for refreshments and restroom breaks. Expect multiple security checkpoints, especially around Kogi and Niger States.

Upon arrival in Abuja, buses usually terminate at major parks like Utako Motor Park or Jabi Motor Park. These are central hubs in Abuja.

From Utako or Jabi Motor Park, take a 'Keke Napep', local taxi, or 'Danfo' (if available for that route) to your final destination in Yola, Abuja. Confirm the fare before boarding.