Go to the main 'taxi park' or 'loading point' in Ekirin-adde. This is typically located near the town's central market or a prominent junction where shared vehicles gather.

Ask for a shared taxi or car going to Kabba. Vehicles commonly used include 4-seater cars (like Toyota Corolla, Volkswagen Golf) or 7-seater minivans (like Toyota Sienna). You will pay per seat.

The vehicle will depart once all seats are filled. This process can take anywhere from 15 to 45 minutes, depending on passenger flow. Confirm your destination with the driver before boarding and ensure your luggage is securely placed, usually in the boot.

The journey is direct, primarily following the Kabba-Egbe road. For this short distance, there are no major transit towns or designated rest stops. You will pass through rural areas and small settlements.

Road conditions are generally fair, mostly a single carriageway. Expect some rough patches or potholes, especially during the rainy season. Security checkpoints are rare for such a short intrastate trip, but always be aware of your surroundings.

You will arrive at the main taxi park or a designated drop-off point in Kabba, often near the central market or the main junction. From here, you can easily find a 'Keke Napep' (tricycle) or 'Okada' (motorbike taxi) to reach your final destination within Kabba town.