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If you have lived in Lagos for a while, you must have heard about Orile. Orile, often called Orile Iganmu, is one of the busiest and most important transport junctions in Lagos State. It serves as a major gateway that connects people coming from Lagos Island (CMS/Marina) to those going towards the Mile 2 and Badagry axis. Whether you are a trader going to the market or a worker heading to the office, Orile is a place you will likely pass through.
The area is famous for its "hustle and bustle" spirit. It is a mix of residential buildings, small shops, and heavy transport activities. Recently, Orile has become even more popular because of the Lagos Blue Line Rail station located right in the heart of the area, making movement easier for Lagosians. In this guide, we will look at where Orile is located, the landmarks around it, and how much it costs to enter a bus to this area.
Orile is primarily located within the Surulere Local Government Area of Lagos State. However, because it is a border town, it also shares boundaries with the Apapa and Coker-Aguda areas. It sits perfectly along the Lagos-Badagry Expressway, which is one of the most important roads in Nigeria.
The terrain is flat and very urban. To the north, you have the National Arts Theatre and Costain. To the south, you move towards Mile 2 and Festac. To the east, you are looking at the Surulere/Itire axis, and to the west, you have the industrial zones of Apapa. Because of its location, Orile is always bubbling with people at all times of the day.
When you are inside a bus or a "Danfo," these are the landmarks you should look out for so you don't miss your "drop":
Getting to Orile is quite easy because almost every bus going towards Mile 2 or CMS will pass through it. If you are coming from the Island, you will pass through Costain and Iganmu before reaching Orile. If you are coming from the Mainland (like Oshodi), you might come through Mile 2 or use the Funsho Williams Avenue through Surulere.
Below is a table showing the estimated transport fares to Orile from popular parts of Lagos. Please note that these prices can change based on the time of day, rain, or fuel price updates.
| Route | Transport Mode | Fare Range (β¦) |
|---|---|---|
| CMS/Marina to Orile | Danfo Bus | β¦400 - β¦700 |
| Mile 2 to Orile | Danfo / Keke | β¦200 - β¦400 |
| Oshodi to Orile | Danfo Bus | β¦600 - β¦1,000 |
| Marina to Orile (Train) | Blue Line Rail | β¦500 - β¦800 |
| Costain to Orile | Danfo / Small Bus | β¦200 - β¦400 |
If you want to enter a bus going to Orile, these are the best places to find one:
Orile is a very busy place, and like any major transport hub in Lagos, you need to be smart. Here are some tips:
Orile Iganmu is primarily under the Surulere Local Government Area (LGA) in Lagos State.
Yes, the Lagos Blue Line Rail has a major station at Orile Iganmu that connects Marina to Mile 2.
The fare usually ranges between β¦400 and β¦700 depending on the time of day and the type of bus.
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