Go to a major interstate motor park in Katsina (e.g., Katsina Central Motor Park) or a reputable transport company's terminal (like GIGM, GUO, ABC Transport) in Katsina or a nearby major city like Kano/Kaduna if starting there.

Purchase your ticket. It's advisable to book online or at the terminal a day or two in advance, especially during festive periods. Confirm your departure time and vehicle type (luxury bus or Hiace).

Depart early in the morning. The bus will travel south, initially on Malumfashi - Katsina Road, then connecting to various federal roads (F216, A126, A125, A10).

The journey will take you through parts of Niger State, where you'll connect to Jebba Road and cross the River Niger at Jebba, a significant landmark.

Continue on the Ibadan-Ilorin Expressway, passing through Ilorin (Kwara State), where there's usually a brief stop for refreshments and stretching.

Proceed through Oyo State, navigating roads like Ogbomoso-Ikoyi Road, Ogbomoso Oyo Road, Oyo-Ogbomoso Road, and Oyo Road, passing through cities like Ogbomoso and Oyo.

The route will lead you towards Ibadan via roads like E1 and Kenneth Dike Way, eventually joining the A1 (Lagos-Ibadan Expressway). There may be another brief stop in Ibadan.

Continue on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway (A1). As you approach Lagos, you'll transition onto connecting roads like F204, Old Lagos Road, and F101.

Arrive at the transport company's terminal in Lagos, commonly in areas like Jibowu, Ojota, or Iyana Ipaja. This is the end of your interstate bus journey.

From the Lagos terminal, take a local Danfo, Keke Napep, or taxi directly to Ketu Mile 12. Confirm the fare before boarding.