Getting to the Departure Terminal in Ejigbo: Head to the main motor park or designated shared taxi (Sienna/Hiace) park within Ejigbo town. Ask for vehicles going to Ilorin or Ogbomoso. These parks are usually central and well-known by local 'Keke' (tricycle) or 'Okada' (motorcycle taxi) riders.

Booking and Vehicle Type: Confirm your destination (Ilorin) and the fare with the park touts or driver. You will typically travel in a shared 7-seater Sienna car or a 14-seater Hiace bus. Pay for your seat. If you have bulky luggage, confirm if there's an extra charge, often called 'attachment' fee.

Departure and Initial Journey: The vehicle will depart once all seats are filled. The journey begins by navigating out of Ejigbo town, initially using local roads like Oba Mobolake Alebiosu Street, connecting to Ede - Ejigbo Road, and then onto Ejigbo - Oko Road.

Transit through Ogbomoso: The route will take you through or past Ogbomoso, a significant town. The vehicle will typically follow F206 and then Ogbomoso Ilorin Road. This is a common transit point; sometimes vehicles may make a brief stop here, especially if picking up or dropping off passengers.

Highway Travel and Checkpoints: After Ogbomoso, you'll join the A1 highway, which is the main road directly to Ilorin. Expect to encounter a few police, Road Safety (FRSC), or military checkpoints along this stretch. Cooperate fully and have your identification ready if requested. The road conditions are generally fair to good, but remain vigilant for occasional potholes.

Arrival in Ilorin: Your shared taxi or mini-bus will typically drop you off at a major motor park in Ilorin, such as Gerin Alimi Park or Maraba Park. These are well-known hubs for interstate travel.

Local Connecting Transit in Ilorin: From the arrival park, you can easily find local transport options like 'Keke Napep' (tricycle), 'Okada' (motorcycle taxi), or city cabs to reach your final destination within Ilorin. Always agree on the fare before starting your journey.