From Ikoyi, take a local taxi or ride-hailing service to a major motor park that plies the Lagos-Abeokuta route. Recommended parks are Oshodi Terminal 3 or the Berger (Long Bridge) park.

At the motor park, inquire for vehicles (typically 7-seater Sienna minivans or 14-seater Hiace buses) heading to Abeokuta or specifically Sabo. Confirm the fare and secure your seat. It's advisable to book early, especially on weekends.

Depart from the park. The journey will take you through major Lagos roads including the Third Mainland Bridge, Herbert Macaulay Way, Western Avenue, Agege Motor Road, and onto the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway (A5). The driver will follow the route, which includes: departing left on an unnamed road, turning right on an unnamed road, then right on Ikoyi Club Road, left on Alfred Rewane Road, forking slight left on Alfred Rewane Road, continuing straight on Osborne Road, taking the on-ramp slight right on F265, merging slight left on Ring Road, continuing straight on Third Axial Road, and then straight on Third Mainland Bridge. After crossing, take the off-ramp slight right on an unnamed road, continue straight on Clinic Road Lagos Mainland, turn right on Herbert Macaulay Way, continue slight left and then straight on Herbert Macaulay Way, continue straight on Herbert Macaulay Street, turn right on Western Avenue, continue straight on Agege Motor Road, and then straight onto the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway. There are no formal rest stops for this distance, but brief stops for passengers may occur.

Upon arrival at Sabo, the vehicle will drop you at a central point. From there, you can take a local 'Keke Napep' (tricycle) or 'Okada' (motorcycle taxi) or a local taxi to your specific destination within Sabo.