Getting to the Park: From Fadeyi, take a local 'Danfo' bus or a 'Keke' (tricycle) to a major interstate motor park. The closest and most reputable options for long-distance travel from Fadeyi's general area are Jibowu or Ojota parks. Allow 30-60 minutes for this local commute depending on traffic.

Booking and Departure: At the park, locate the offices of major transport companies like GIGM, GUO Transport, or ABC Transport. Book your ticket to Korede. Aim to depart very early in the morning (e.g., 5 AM - 7 AM) to maximize daylight travel. Your journey will begin by exiting Lagos via the Lekki-Epe Expressway, then connecting to the Epe - Ijebu-ode Expressway, leading to the Benin-Sagamu Expressway.

First Leg: Lagos to Benin City. The bus will travel through Ogun State, passing through towns like Ijebu-Ode before reaching Ore in Ondo State, which is a common first rest stop. Expect a brief stop for refreshments and stretching. The journey continues towards Benin City, Edo State, utilizing the Benin City Bypass.

Second Leg: Benin City to South-South Region. After Benin, the bus will proceed along the Benin Agbor road, connecting to national routes like the A232, A3, and A4. These roads traverse through different states in the South-South/South-East region. Expect another major stop in a city like Port Harcourt, Uyo, or Calabar (depending on Korede's exact location) for a longer break, food, and possibly a driver change.

Final Stretch and Arrival: The bus will continue on the A4, eventually leading to the general area of Korede. The total travel time is estimated at about 18.5 hours without major delays. Upon arrival at the transport company's terminal in Korede, you will need to arrange for local transport (e.g., 'Keke', local taxi, or 'Okada' motorcycle taxi) to your final destination within Korede.