From your location in Shomolu, take a 'Danfo' (commercial bus) or 'Keke Napep' (tricycle) to a major interstate motor park in Lagos. Recommended parks for routes heading towards Ibadan/Osun are **Jibowu Motor Park** or **Ojota New Garage** (for buses going to Ibadan). This local trip might cost ₦300 - ₦800 depending on your exact starting point and traffic.

At the motor park, look for reputable transport companies. For Ejigbo, you might find direct 'Sienna' charters. If not, book a ticket to **Ibadan** first. Companies like GIGM (God is Good Motors) operate from Jibowu to Ibadan. Local Sienna charter operators are also available. Confirm your destination is Ejigbo or that they have a connecting service from Ibadan. A Sienna is a 7-seater car, while a Hiace is a larger bus. Your fare will be paid here.

Once your vehicle is full, you will depart. The journey involves traveling on the **Lagos-Ibadan Expressway**. This is a major dual carriageway. Expect police and military checkpoints along the way. The vehicle will likely make a brief stop in **Ibadan** (e.g., at Iwo Road Park) before proceeding to Ejigbo. If you booked to Ibadan, you'll need to find another vehicle (e.g., a shared taxi or Sienna) from Ibadan to Ejigbo, which will be an additional cost (₦1,500 - ₦2,500).

The main transit city is **Ibadan**. On the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, there might be a quick stop for passengers to use the restroom or buy snacks at designated points like around **Mowe/Ibafo**. The journey from Ibadan to Ejigbo will take you through towns like Iwo.

Your vehicle will typically drop you off at a central motor park or designated drop-off point in Ejigbo, such as the Ejigbo Garage. From there, you can take a 'Keke Napep' or 'Okada' (motorcycle taxi) to your final destination within Ejigbo. This local ride might cost ₦100 - ₦300.