Nigeria

A four-hour corridor linking Edo to the southeastern heartland, served by three operators across a wide range of vehicle classes.

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

A three-hour corridor between the Anambra capital and Edo, thinly but evenly served: three operators, each posting roughly the same number of depar

Aba is a trading city, and the Lagos–Aba corridor moves traders as much as it moves travellers.

Umuahia sits on the same road as Owerri and Aba, which means the Abuja run is well served without ever being cheap.

GUO Transport is the road arm of the G. U. Okeke group, one of the longest-established names in Nigerian haulage and passenger transport.

Enugu is the administrative and academic anchor of the southeast, and the region’s natural interchange.

Nine hours, three operators, and a fare range that tells you exactly what segment each one is chasing.

Asaba is the gateway to the whole southeast — the airport and the Niger Bridge make it the point everyone changes at — and the Abuja run carries he