Head to a major transport company terminal in Osogbo. Reputable options include Peace Mass Transit (e.g., along Gbongan Road) or GIGM (God is Good Motors, often located near major junctions).

Purchase your ticket at the counter. It's advisable to book ahead, especially during holidays, to secure a seat. Confirm your luggage allowance; excess luggage may incur additional charges ('attachment').

Board your assigned vehicle, typically a comfortable 14-seater Hiace bus or a 7-seater Sienna. Vehicles depart once full or at scheduled times. The journey begins, taking you out of Osogbo.

The journey will take you through towns like Ede, Apomu, and past the Asejire Dam. While there are no scheduled 'rest stops' for this relatively short journey, the driver may make brief, informal stops.

Expect to encounter a few police or road safety checkpoints. Drivers typically comply without issues. Road conditions are generally fair, with some sections possibly having minor potholes. The Asejire Bridge area can sometimes be slow.

Arrive at the transport company's terminal in Ibadan, often located at Ojoo or Iwo Road. From here, you can easily connect to your final destination within Ibadan.