Go to the Sokoto Central Motor Park or the Sokoto State Transport Authority (SSTA) Park. Look for shared taxis (Sienna) or mini-buses heading towards Daura, specifically confirming the route goes through Niger Republic.

Book your seat. Confirm that the fare covers the entire journey to Daura, including any potential border facilitation fees (though official fees are usually paid directly at the border).

The vehicle will depart Sokoto, heading east towards the Nigerian border town of Illela, using roads like A1 and F138.

At the Nigerian border post (e.g., Illela), you will undergo immigration and customs checks. Ensure you have your international passport and any necessary visa for Niger, as you will be exiting Nigeria.

Cross into Niger Republic (e.g., near Konni). You will go through Nigerien immigration and customs. Be prepared for document checks.

Travel through Niger Republic on major roads such as 'Route trans-sahélienne', 'Avenue Seyni Kountche', 'N18', and 'Avenue Mahamadou Tandja'. The journey through Niger will involve various towns and checkpoints.

Reach the Nigerian border again (e.g., near Jibiya or a crossing point in Katsina State). You will exit Nigerien immigration and re-enter Nigerian immigration and customs. Have your passport ready.

Once back in Nigeria, the vehicle will continue towards Daura, using roads like A9 and F219. Expect more checkpoints within Nigeria.

Arrive at the Daura Main Motor Park. From here, you can take a 'Keke Napep' (tricycle) or local taxi to your final destination within Daura.