From Law School Bust Stop, take a local Keke Napep (tricycle) or taxi to a major motor park in Suleja, Niger State. From there, board a shared taxi or local bus heading to Utako or Jibowu motor parks in Abuja. This initial leg typically takes 1-2 hours.

At Utako or Jibowu Park in Abuja, locate the terminals for reputable transport companies like GIGM (God is Good Motors), GUO Transport, ABC Transport, or Peace Mass Transit. Purchase your ticket to Berger, Lagos. It is advisable to book your ticket a day or two in advance, especially during peak seasons or holidays.

Board your assigned luxury bus or Hiace bus. The journey from Abuja to Lagos is long, typically lasting 10-14 hours. The bus will travel through major towns and cities, including Lokoja, Benin City, and Ore. Expect at least one major rest stop (usually around Lokoja or Ore) for refreshments and restroom breaks.

Upon arrival at Berger, Lagos, you will disembark at the transport company's terminal. From Berger, you have several options for onward travel within Lagos:

Take a yellow 'Danfo' bus: These are common public buses that can take you to various parts of Lagos (e.g., Ojota, Ikeja, CMS, Oshodi). Confirm your destination with the conductor.

Use a BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) bus: BRT buses offer a more structured and often faster route to specific corridors. Look for the designated BRT lanes and terminals near Berger.

Take a Keke Napep (tricycle) or local taxi: These are suitable for shorter distances or if you have a lot of luggage and prefer a direct ride.