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If you live in Lagos or you are just visiting, you must have heard about Mile 12. It is one of the busiest and most popular places in the state. Many people know it because of the Mile 12 International Market, where you can buy foodstuffs like pepper, onions, and yams at very cheap prices. But Mile 12 is more than just a market; it is a major transport junction that connects the Lagos mainland to the Ikorodu area.
Navigating Mile 12 can be a bit overwhelming because of the crowd and the heavy traffic. Whether you are going there to buy food in bulk or you are just passing through to get to Ikorodu or Ketu, you need to know the right bus stops, the current transport fares, and the best way to move around without stress. In this guide, we will break down everything you need to know about Mile 12.
Mile 12 is located in the northern part of Lagos State. It falls strictly under the Kosofe Local Government Area (LGA). It is a very strategic location because it sits right along the popular Ikorodu Road. It shares borders with other popular areas like Ketu to the south, Owode Onirin to the north, and Agboyi-Ketu to the east.
The terrain in Mile 12 is mostly flat, but because it is close to the Ogun River basin, some parts nearby can be a bit swampy during the heavy rainy season. The area is dominated by the Lagos-Ikorodu expressway, which has been expanded to include dedicated lanes for the BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) buses.
When you enter a bus and tell the conductor you are "dropping" at Mile 12, these are some of the things you will see:
Transport fares in Lagos change depending on the time of day, the weather, and whether there is "hold-up" (traffic). Below is a table showing the estimated price range to get to Mile 12 from different parts of Lagos.
| Route | Transport Mode | Fare Range (β¦) |
|---|---|---|
| Oshodi to Mile 12 |
| Yellow Bus (Danfo) / BRT |
| β¦600 - β¦900 |
| Ikorodu (Garage) to Mile 12 | BRT / Small Bus (Korope) | β¦400 - β¦700 |
| CMS / TBS to Mile 12 | Large BRT Bus | β¦800 - β¦1,200 |
| Ketu to Mile 12 | Danfo / Korope | β¦200 - β¦400 |
| Berger to Mile 12 | Danfo (via Ketu) | β¦500 - β¦800 |
If you want to enter a bus going to Mile 12, here are the most reliable places to find one:
Mile 12 is very crowded, especially in the mornings and evenings. To have a smooth trip, follow these tips:
No, Mile 12 is under Kosofe Local Government Area, but it is the main gateway that leads into Ikorodu. Q: Can I use Cowry Card in Mile 12?
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