TravelNigeria.com.ng focuses mainly on reviewing all government-subsidized and privately owned transportation companies in Nigeria. However, a recent question brought us here today, when a reader asked, “How many parks are in Lagos State, and how can I locate them?” That question is why I created this page, giving a detailed review of all Motor Parks in Lagos State and all Terminals in Lagos State.

Lagos is one of Nigeria’s biggest transport hubs, connecting millions of travelers to different parts of the country daily. Almost all transportation companies are in Lagos because Lagos isn’t just the transport hub of the nation, but where businesses thrive, and everyone is busy buying and selling, travelling in, and travelling out, which is why the popular saying goes, “Lagos never sleeps”.

Whether you’re traveling for business, sending waybills and parcel/packages, NYSC, or for personal reasons, the most important part is knowing which park is the closest to your destination. That knowledge alone will save you time, stress, and money you’ll probably spend driving around trying to locate your destination in Lagos Traffic.

This page lists all major bus parks in Lagos, where they are located, and the destinations they cover.

Inter-City Bus Terminals in Lagos State

• Abule Egba Terminal.
• Ajah Terminals.
• Alaba Bus Terminal.
• Ikeja Bus Terminal.
• Ikorodu Terminals.
• Ikotun Bus Terminal.
• Isolo Bus Terminals.
• Iyana Ipaja Terminals.
• Jibowu Bus Terminals.
• Lekki Terminals.
• Maza Maza Terminals.
• Ojota and Ketu Terminals.
• Ojuelegba Terminals.
• Orile Bus Terminals.
• Surulere Bus Terminals.
• Yaba Bus Terminals.

Major Parks in Lagos and Their Destinations.

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Below are the most popular and frequently used interstate bus parks in Lagos:

Jibowu Bus Park (Yaba)

Location: Jibowu, Yaba, Lagos
Popular for: Interstate travel to Eastern and Northern Nigeria.

Destinations:

• Enugu
• Onitsha
• Owerri
• Aba
• Abuja
• Port Harcourt

Jibowu is known as one of the busiest bus parks in Lagos State, where you get to see almost all transport companies operating daily, coupled with private individuals’ buses and minibuses.

Travelling Tip: If you’re heading to the East or going to the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, this is one of the easiest places you can get a bus that fills up quickly with other passengers going your way.

Mile 2 Bus Park

Second on this list of motor parks in Lagos, and its destination is the Mile 2 Bus Park. Mile 2 is a major hub for travelers heading towards the South-South region. I always advise TravelNigeria readers that, before going to any park, it is wise for you to check if there are available routes and transport fares ahead of time to avoid last-minute stress.

Location: Mile 2, Amuwo Odofin, Lagos.
Popular for: South-South and South-East routes

Destinations:

• Benin City
• Warri
• Asaba
• Onitsha
• Uyo
• Port Harcourt.

Ojota Motor Park

Third on this list is the Ojota Motor Park. This park is well known for having the cheapest transportation prices in the state. Ojota Park is also known for frequent departures.

Location: Ojota, Lagos.
Popular for: Budget-friendly transport options.

Destinations:

• Ibadan
• Ilorin
• Abuja
• Enugu
• Onitsha

Oshodi Transport Interchange

Oshodi is one of the largest transport hubs in Lagos, with structured terminals. I always recommend to TravelNigeria readers that before paying for any ticket online, ensure you compare that transportation fare to other transport companies before choosing the best price and departure time that suits you.

Location: Oshodi, Lagos
Popular for: Both intra-city and interstate travel

Destinations:

• Ibadan
• Abeokuta
• Benin
• Abuja
• Northern states

Ajah Bus Park

The Ajah Bus Stop or Ajah Motor Park is one of the busiest Major transportation hubs in Lagos. This Bus Park is located along the Lekki-Epe Expressway, and around the Ajah Jubilee Bridge (flyover)Ajah Jubilee Bridge (Flyover).

This Bus Park connects the city, offering users the ability to move within Lagos using minibuses, while people who want to travel to other states in Nigeria can find terminals and vehicles going to their destination within the park.

Here are a few terminals you can find in this park, and they are:

• God Is Good Motors – GIGM (Ajiwe) — routes to Abuja, Enugu, Owerri, Port Harcourt, Warri, Aba, Uyo, and more.
• Peace Mass Transit – PMT (Ajiwe).
• ABC Transport (Km 21, Lekki-Epe Expressway).
• GUO Transport (Km 22, Lekki-Epe Expressway).
• Cross Country Limited (After Abraham Adesanya roundabout).
• E. Ekesons & Bros.
• Autostar Motors (Farm Bus-Stop, Sangotedo).
• Edegbe Line.

Ikorodu Garage

Ikorodu Garage is another ever-busy, bustling commercial and transport hub in Ikorodu. Ikorodu is one of Lagos’ largest and most populous cities, having produced great musicians and celebrities in Nigeria, this goes to tell you how busy and big this city is.

The Ikorodu Garage serves as an important transportation hub within the city, where you get to see well-organized public transportation. Transport vehicles popularly used in the Ikorodu Garage include buses, minibusses (known as “danfos” or “molues”), taxis, and motorcycle taxis (okadas).

Location: Ikorodu, Lagos
Popular for: Travelers in the Ikorodu axis

Destinations:

• Ibadan
• Abeokuta
• Ilorin
• Northern Nigeria

Festac Bus Park

Festac Bus Park serves as a regular pickup point for waybills, parcels, and packages, and where thousands of Lagosians living in and around Festac can use this Bus Park to travel within and outside the state.

Location: Festac Town, Lagos
Popular for: Residents in Festac and Amuwo

Destinations:

• Enugu
• Owerri
• Aba
• Port Harcourt

Berger Bus Stop (Lagos-Ibadan Expressway)

For a first-timer, Berger Bus Stop can be confusing and very busy, especially if this is your first time in Lagos. If you are traveling to Lagos by road from Ibadan, Sagamu, or from any start in the north, the first major place you will likely “drop” is Berger Bus Stop. Another popular name for the Berger Bus Stop is “Ojodu Berger“.

The Berger Bus Stop is widely called the gateway to Lagos State. It is one of Nigeria’s busiest transport hubs, connecting Lagos to Ogun State and serving as the main hub for anyone travelling into Lagos State.

Location: Berger, Lagos
Popular for: Quick interstate pickups

Destinations:

• Ibadan
• Ilorin
• Abuja
• Northern states

How to Choose the Right Bus Park in Lagos.

All Bus Parks in Lagos State serve a purpose and can help you get to your destination faster. There are bus parks where you can see all the major transportation companies’ terminals, and other bus stops contain single vehicles (not company). Before you can choose the right bus park, you need to know the following:

• Your destination.
• Your location in Lagos.
• Transport company availability.
• Departure time.

Travel Tips When Using Lagos Bus Parks

• Make sure that you arrive at least 30 – 40 minutes before your scheduled time if you’ve already reserved a seat or purchased a ticket online. There are traffic jams on the road, and there’s the possibility that the vehicle may leave before you get to the bus stop. Always ensure you arrive at least 30 minutes early.

• Avoid peak travel periods like Holidays, JAMB Examination, Christmas, Salah, Easter, New Year, the cost of transportation during these periods is higher, and there may likely be a shortage of available buses conveying people from one location to another.

• Always ensure that you confirm your destination and total transport fare before paying. Most of these drivers or companies may add hidden charges or extra fees for luggage and say they have no refund policy.

• When travelling, ensure that your personal belongings, like a mobile phone, laptop, and keys, are close to you or secured in one of your pieces of luggage.

• If possible, always travel light, because adding extra luggage will cost extra fees.

Planning can save you from unnecessary delays and higher transport costs when travelling.

Lagos Bus Stop FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

Which bus park in Lagos goes to Abuja?

All the bus parks mentioned on this page have cars going to Abuja from Lagos. However, these parks, Jibowu, Ojota, Oshodi, and Berger are popular options if you’re going to FCT Abuja.

What is the cheapest bus park in Lagos?

Most Lagosian have been saying it for years, the cheapest or budget friendly bus park in Lagos is Ojota and Mile 2. It’s not just a park of one company, prices may vary, alway do your due deligence before boarding a vehicle on any of these Motor parks.

Can I book transport online instead of physically visiting the Park?

Yes. the world is now a global village, and most of these transportation companies allow anyone to buy tickets online. After you’ve paid, you can bring the confirmation reciept and your seat will be reserved.

Which bus park is closest to Lekki?

Ajah Bus Park is the closest Motor Park for Lekki residents or anyone visiting a friend or family member there.

Final Thoughts on Lagos Motor Parks and Bus Stops

There are various Bus Parks in Lagos State that connect travelers to any part of Nigeria. You can literally go to any part of Nigeria through any of these parks mentioned above. However, moving from one park to another in search of the best option can be stressful, time-consuming, and a waste of money.