Ask which Nigerian city is the country’s bus interchange and the answer is obviously Lagos.
Bus terminals
Lagos Has 90 Bus Terminals. Every Other City Has Fewer Than 27.
Lagos holds 90 of the 323 bus terminals recorded on the Transita index. Abuja, the next largest, has 26. No other city in Nigeria reaches 16.
Bus Terminals in Awka: Operators, Routes and Fares
Awka is the Anambra State capital and an increasingly served destination in its own right.
Bus Terminals in Onitsha: Operators, Routes and Fares
Onitsha is home to one of West Africa’s largest markets and the eastern end of the River Niger crossing.
Bus Terminals in Owerri: Operators, Routes and Fares
Owerri is the Imo State capital and one of the strongest return-travel destinations in the southeast.
Bus Terminals in Benin City: Operators, Routes and Fares
Benin City is the Edo State capital and the junction every southbound and eastbound service passes through.
Bus Terminals in Aba: Operators, Routes and Fares
Aba is the southeast’s manufacturing and trading city, home to the Ariaria market.
Bus Terminals in Uyo: Operators, Routes and Fares
Uyo is the Akwa Ibom State capital and the eastern edge of the coastal network.
Bus Terminals in Lagos: Operators, Routes and Fares
Lagos is Nigeria’s commercial capital and the origin point of most of the national bus network.
Bus Terminals in Enugu: Operators, Routes and Fares
Enugu is the administrative and academic anchor of the southeast, and the region’s natural interchange.
