A comprehensive transport guide for traveling from Ojodu in Lagos State to the famous Julius Berger junction area in Abuja, Federal Capital Territory.
Distance
755.0 km
Duration
12h 30m
Total Cost
₦36,000 - ₦42,100
Current Status
Severe evening congestion. Major routes are currently at high capacity.
Est. Delay
+1575 min
* Based on peak pattern analysis
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Take a Keke (tricycle) or walk from your location in Ojodu to the major interstate motor parks located around the Ojodu Berger axis.
Board an Abuja-bound interstate bus (e.g., GIGM, GUO, or God is Good Motors) traveling from Lagos to the Federal Capital Territory.
Alight at the transport company's terminal in Abuja, which is typically located in the Utako or Jabi districts.
Take a green-and-white Abuja painted taxi or a Bolt ride from Utako/Jabi directly to the Julius Berger Roundabout/Junction.
Book your interstate bus ticket a day in advance to secure a comfortable seat.
The journey takes about 12 to 14 hours by road; pack light snacks and water.
Ensure your phone is fully charged or carry a power bank for the long trip.
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Lagos-Ibadan Expressway
Yes, the Ojodu Berger axis in Lagos is a major hub for interstate transport. Companies like GIGM, GUO, and others have terminals there with daily direct buses to Abuja.
By road, the journey takes approximately 12 to 14 hours depending on traffic and road conditions. By air, the flight is about 1 hour, plus airport transit times.
No. Ojodu-Berger is a major bus stop and area in Lagos, while 'Berger' in Abuja refers to the popular Julius Berger roundabout/junction area located between Wuse and Utako in the FCT.