Lagos remains the destination of choice for many Ekiti residents traveling for trade, education, or corporate engagements. The journey from the hills of Ekiti to the lagoons of Lagos is more than just a trip; it is a transition from the quiet, agrarian life to the most vibrant city in Africa.
The most common path taken by transport companies is through Osun and Oyo States. This route is favored because it is well-traveled and offers several stopover points for refreshments.
Fares between Ekiti and Lagos have stabilized recently but remain higher than in previous years.
The most critical part of this journey is entering Lagos. The Lagos-Ibadan Expressway is the only major entry point from the North and West.
Q: How many hours does it take from Ado to Lagos? A: Usually 5.5 hours, but during festive seasons or if there is an accident on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway, it can reach 8 hours.
Q: Can I get a night bus from Ekiti to Lagos? A: Most operators in Ado-Ekiti do not run night shifts for safety reasons. It is best to travel during the day.
Q: Are there flight options? A: While Ekiti has a newly commissioned airport, regular commercial flights to Lagos are still in the early stages of consistent scheduling. Most people still prefer the road.
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