From Ikotun Technical College, take a Keke Napep or Danfo to Cele Express. From Cele, board a direct Danfo or BRT bus heading towards Ojota or Jibowu. Ojota is recommended for its wide selection of reputable transport companies that ply Northern routes.

At Ojota (or Jibowu), locate a reputable interstate bus company park. Recommended companies include GIGM, GUO Transport, ABC Transport, or Peace Mass Transit. Purchase your ticket for Kaduna (Mando Park or Television Garage). It's advisable to book online in advance or arrive very early to secure a seat, especially during festive periods. Confirm luggage allowance; excess luggage may incur extra charges, sometimes referred to as 'attachment'.

Board your luxury bus (usually a 14-18 seater Hiace or a larger coach). The journey will take you through the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, then through major towns like Ibadan, Ogbomosho, Ilorin, Jebba (crossing the Niger River), Lokoja, and Abuja before reaching Kaduna. Expect a major rest stop around Lokoja for refreshments and stretching. The journey is long, so prepare with snacks and water.

Be prepared for multiple security checkpoints along the route, particularly after Lokoja and approaching Kaduna. Road conditions are generally fair on major expressways but can vary. The Abuja-Kaduna Expressway is generally good. Duration is typically 12-16 hours depending on traffic, stops, and road conditions.

Upon arrival at the motor park in Kaduna (e.g., Mando Park or Television Garage), you will find local Keke Napep, tricycles, or taxis. Negotiate your fare to 'Command'. Specify if it's Command Secondary School or a general Command area to ensure correct drop-off.