Lagos

Enugu is the administrative and academic anchor of the southeast, and the Lagos corridor into it is one of the oldest scheduled bus routes in the c

Port Harcourt is Nigeria's oil capital, and the Lagos corridor into it carries a different passenger mix from the rest of the southeast routes — mo

Umuahia is the Abia State capital and the quieter neighbour to Aba's commercial noise.

Lagos to Abuja is the single most contested corridor in Nigerian road transport.

Asaba sits on the west bank of the Niger, and its role in the network is as much about what it connects to as about the city itself.

Warri is Delta State's commercial centre and an oil-services hub, and the Lagos corridor into it is short enough to be a single-day journey with a

Onitsha hosts one of West Africa's largest markets, and the Lagos corridor into it is a freight-and-trader route first and a passenger route second

Lagos is Nigeria’s commercial capital and the origin point of most of the national bus network.

Owerri punches above its size in intercity demand.