From Prince And Princess Estate, take a local taxi or Keke Napep to a major transport company's terminal in Minna. Look for booking offices of companies like GIGM or GUO, often located near Minna Central Motor Park or along major roads like Shiroro Road. It's advisable to confirm departure times and book your ticket in advance, especially if you are traveling on weekends or public holidays.

Board a comfortable Sprinter bus or Hiace van provided by the transport company. These vehicles are usually well-maintained and offer a more structured travel experience. The journey will commence, heading towards Suleja.

The journey will pass through Suleja. Due to the relatively short duration of this route, there are typically no major designated rest stops. The driver might make a brief stop for fuel or a quick toilet break if passengers request it.

Expect to encounter general security checkpoints along the Minna-Suleja and Suleja-Abuja roads. Road conditions are generally fair to good, though some sections, particularly on the Minna-Suleja stretch, might have potholes. The entire journey from Minna to Abuja usually takes about 3 to 4 hours.

You will arrive at the transport company's terminal in Abuja, most likely Jabi Park or Utako Park. From there, you will need to take local transport (Keke Napep, shared taxi commonly called 'along', or a public bus) to reach Kubwa. Be sure to confirm your exact destination in Kubwa with the local driver before boarding.