From Iganmu, take a 'Danfo' (commercial bus) or 'Keke Napep' (tricycle) to a major interstate bus terminal in Lagos, such as Ojota or Jibowu. Ojota is often more direct for routes heading north.

At the terminal, locate reputable transport companies like GIGM (God is Good Motors), ABC Transport, or Chisco Transport. Purchase your ticket to Pako (or the nearest major town if Pako isn't a direct drop-off). Book in advance online or arrive early.

Board your designated bus. These are usually comfortable Sprinter vans or larger luxury buses. The journey begins by navigating Lagos traffic onto the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.

The bus will travel through the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, then transition to the Ibadan-Ilorin Expressway. Expect one or two scheduled rest stops along the way, often around Ibadan or Ogbomoso, for refreshments and restroom breaks. Security checkpoints are common but typically quick.

The journey continues on the Oyo-Ogbomoso Road, Ogbomoso Ilorin Road, and eventually joins the A1 highway and Jebba Road, bringing you closer to Pako. The estimated travel time is about 5-7 hours, including stops, despite the ground truth duration.

Upon arrival at the transport company's terminal nearest to Pako, you can take a 'Keke Napep' or 'Okada' (motorcycle taxi) to your final destination within Pako.