From your location in Sagamu, take a local taxi or 'okada' (motorcycle taxi) to the Sagamu Central Motor Park or a designated loading point along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. Popular loading points for shared vehicles to Ibadan/Osogbo often exist near major junctions.

At the park, look for vehicles going directly to Osogbo or to Ibadan (from where you can connect to Osogbo). Reputable companies like GIGM, GUO, or local transport unions often have booking kiosks. Shared minivans (Sienna or Hiace) are very common. Confirm the destination and fare. Pay for your seat and wait for the vehicle to fill up. Vehicles depart once full.

The journey begins by connecting to the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway (A1). You'll head towards Ibadan, then take the exit towards Ile-Ife Expressway (F118-1). The route then proceeds via Gbongan - Osogbo Road, passing through Gbongan town. Road conditions are generally fair to good, with dual carriageway sections on the expressways. Expect security checkpoints along the route. There might be a brief stop in Gbongan for passengers to alight or stretch.

You will typically arrive at a major motor park in Osogbo, such as the Old Garage Motor Park or a designated drop-off point for your transport company. From there, you can easily find local taxis, 'Keke Napep' (tricycles), or 'okada' to your final destination within Osogbo.