Transport GuideTravel from Lekki Phase 2 to Ojo (Bus,Car,Taxi)
This journey from Lekki Phase 2 to Ojo is a cross-city expedition, traversing the affluent Lekki axis, crossing to the bustling Lagos Island, and then navigating the expansive Badagry Expressway on the mainland. Expect significant travel time due to Lagos' infamous traffic, especially around intersections like Ajah, CMS, and Mile 2, offering a true taste of Lagosian resilience and its dynamic transport network.
Distance
21.4 km
Duration
1h 5m
Total Cost
₦1500 - ₦2500
Status
Verified Route
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Route Navigation
Abraham Adesanya Roundabout
From your specific location within Lekki Phase 2, walk to the main road outside your estate gate or take a 'Keke Napep' (tricycle) to the Abraham Adesanya Roundabout bus stop. This is your initial connection point.
CMS Bus Stop / Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS)
At Abraham Adesanya, look for a standard 'Danfo' or a high-capacity commercial bus heading towards 'CMS' (Marina) or 'TBS' (Tafawa Balewa Square). Confirm with the conductor that they are going to either of these major hubs before boarding.
CMS Bus Stop (Marina), Mile 2 Under Bridge
From CMS/TBS, alight and locate the designated bus park for buses going towards the mainland. Board a bus clearly marked 'Mile 2' or 'Apapa-Mile 2'. This segment takes you across the Third Mainland Bridge to the Mile 2 interchange.
Mile 2 Interchange, Ojo Barracks
At Mile 2, alight under the massive interchange bridge. Head towards the bus park specifically for the Badagry Expressway route. Board a bus heading to 'Ojo', 'Okokomaiko', or 'Iyana Iba'. Be sure to tell the conductor you're dropping at Ojo (e.g., Ojo Barracks, Ojo Alaba).
Ojo Main Bus Stop / Ojo Market
Depending on your precise destination within Ojo, you might need a final short 'Keke Napep' (tricycle) or 'Okada' (motorcycle taxi) ride from the main Ojo bus stop to your specific address.
💡Pro Travel Tips
Always have smaller Naira denominations (₦100, ₦200, ₦500) for bus fares. Conductors rarely have change for large notes, which can be problematic.
Confirm your destination and fare with the conductor before boarding and paying, as routes can sometimes vary or be curtailed due to traffic or driver discretion.
Be prepared for potential delays and crowded conditions, especially during peak hours. Maintain awareness of your personal belongings in bustling bus stops.
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❓Route FAQ
What's the best time to travel from Lekki Phase 2 to Ojo to avoid traffic?
To minimize travel time, aim for off-peak hours: very early mornings (before 6 AM), late mornings (after 10 AM), or mid-afternoons (between 1 PM and 3 PM). Peak hours (6 AM-9 AM and 4 PM-8 PM) can easily double or triple your journey duration.
Is it safe to travel this route at night, especially with commercial buses?
While main roads are generally busy, it's advisable to exercise caution when traveling at night. For commercial buses, stick to well-lit, popular bus stops. Ride-hailing apps offer a more secure and convenient option for night travel, providing direct door-to-door service.
Are there any direct bus services or BRT routes from Lekki Phase 2 directly to Ojo?
No, there are no direct bus services (Danfo) or BRT routes covering the entire stretch from Lekki Phase 2 to Ojo. This journey inherently requires at least two to three transfers using commercial buses or a combination with BRT. Ride-hailing remains the only direct door-to-door option.