Getting to the Departure Terminal in Kebbi: From Maza Maza, Kebbi, take a local Keke (tricycle) or Okada (motorcycle taxi) to a major interstate motor park in Birnin Kebbi (e.g., Tashar Garkuwa Motor Park or a major transport company's terminal). Confirm the specific park that has buses heading towards Ogun State.

Booking and Departure: At the park, look for reputable transport companies like GIGM (God is Good Motors), GUO Transport, or similar long-haul operators. Book a ticket for Sagamu, Ogun State. It is advisable to book at least a day in advance, especially during peak travel periods. Confirm the departure time and vehicle type (usually a luxury bus or a Hiace shuttle).

The Journey: The bus will depart Birnin Kebbi, likely passing through Kaduna, Abuja, Lokoja, and Ore. Expect several security checkpoints along the way. The road from Birnin Kebbi to Kaduna is generally fair, while the Kaduna-Abuja road is dual carriageway. The Abuja-Lokoja-Ore-Sagamu stretch can have varying road conditions, including dual carriageways and sections with potholes. The bus will make scheduled rest stops for meals and restrooms, typically in places like Lokoja and Ore.

Arrival in Ogun State: You will arrive at a major motor park in Sagamu, Ogun State (e.g., Sagamu Main Park or a specific company's terminal). The journey is long, typically 18-22 hours, depending on road conditions and stops.

Local Connection to Sabo: From the Sagamu motor park, you can take a local Keke, Okada, or a short taxi ride to your specific destination in Sabo, Sagamu. If your 'Sabo' is in Abeokuta, you'll need to take another local bus or taxi from Sagamu to Abeokuta first.