Updated 28 September 2026 · Travo.ng
Quick answer
To book an interstate bus in Nigeria with Travo.ng, open the Travo travel booking form. Enter your route, date and number of passengers, confirm the quote, and pay securely. You can also book through WhatsApp on +234 916 335 2137. For trains, the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) sells tickets on its own portals for three passenger services: Lagos–Ibadan, Abuja–Kaduna and Warri–Itakpe. Adult regular-class fares listed by NRC start from ₦2,000 (Abeokuta–Ibadan).

Road travel is still how most Nigerians move between cities, and rail is a growing option on a few corridors. Travo.ng is a Nigerian booking and logistics platform. It lets you request bus travel, private cars and drivers, airport pickups and parcel delivery in one place. This page shows how to book, which routes and train services are available, what affects the price, and how to travel safely.
Book a bus ticket nationwide
Travo takes travel requests on the busiest interstate corridors, from Lagos to the east, north and south-south, and between regional cities. Well-known operators on these routes include GIGM, GUO, ABC Transport, Peace Mass Transit, Chisco and God is Good Motors. Travo is an independent booking platform, not an official agent of any bus company. Always check the operator, departure terminal and time on your confirmation.
For route-by-route fares and tips, see our detailed guides:
| Route | Guide |
|---|---|
| Lagos to Abuja | Lagos to Abuja by road: fares and tips |
| Abuja to Lagos | Abuja to Lagos road transport fares |
| Lagos to Anambra (Onitsha, Awka) | Lagos to Anambra bus fares |
| Lagos to Port Harcourt | Lagos to Port Harcourt by bus |
More cities: Travo cities. Fares vary by operator, vehicle type and season.
Book a train ticket
NRC’s website lists three passenger services, each with its own official e-ticketing portal:
| Service | First class | Business | Regular (adult / minor) | Official ticket portal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lagos–Ibadan (LITS) | ₦13,000 | ₦6,500 | ₦3,600 / ₦3,000 | nrc.gsds.ng |
| Lagos–Abeokuta (LITS) | ₦9,000 | ₦4,500 | ₦3,000 / ₦2,000 | nrc.gsds.ng |
| Abeokuta–Ibadan (LITS) | ₦6,000 | ₦3,000 | ₦2,000 / ₦1,000 | nrc.gsds.ng |
| Abuja–Kaduna (AKTS) | ₦9,000 | ₦6,500 | ₦3,600 / ₦3,000 | nrc.tps.ng |
| Warri–Itakpe (WITS) | Fares not shown on the NRC fares page; check the portal | nrc-fane.ng | ||
Source: NRC fares page and homepage, accessed 28 September 2026. The fares page is undated, so confirm on the ticket portal before you travel.
Buy train tickets only on the NRC portals linked from nrc.gov.ng, and beware of social media sellers offering “guaranteed” seats. For station and timetable tips, read our guide to the train from Lagos to Ibadan. Travo can book a car or driver to get you to and from the station.
How to book your bus ticket on Travo.ng
- Open the booking form. Go to travo.ng travel booking on your phone or laptop.
- Enter your trip details. Add the departure city, destination, travel date, number of passengers, and any preference for operator or vehicle type.
- Review the quote. Check the fare, departure terminal and time before you commit.
- Pay securely. Pay only through the Travo platform or the official payment details shown in your booking, never to an individual’s account sent by an unknown contact.
- Get your confirmation. Save the booking details and arrive at the terminal early for check-in and luggage tagging.
Prefer to talk to someone? Send your route and date on WhatsApp (+234 916 335 2137).
What affects the price of your ticket?
- Distance and route: longer interstate journeys cost more, and some routes include tolls or detours.
- Vehicle type: luxury coaches and private cars cost more than standard buses.
- Fuel prices: operators adjust fares when petrol and diesel prices move.
- Season: Christmas, Easter and Sallah periods bring higher fares and faster sell-outs.
- Booking time: last-minute seats on popular routes are scarcer and sometimes dearer.
Bus or train?
| Factor | Bus | Train |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | Almost every state | Three NRC passenger services |
| Traffic | Subject to road delays | Avoids road traffic |
| Luggage | Usually generous; extra may be charged | Check the portal’s rules |
| Door-to-door | Terminal to terminal, or a private car door to door | Station to station; add a transfer |
Why use Travo.ng for travel booking?
- One place for the whole trip: bus, private car, driver, airport pickup and parcel delivery.
- Human support: WhatsApp help before and during your trip.
- Flexible options: choose a group bus, or book a car or driver on demand for families and groups.
- Send luggage separately: ship heavy items between cities as a parcel instead of paying excess luggage fees.
What to do on travel day
- Arrive early. Get to the bus terminal or train station well before departure to check in, tag luggage and find your seat.
- Carry valid ID. Operators and ticket portals may ask for the passenger’s name and ID details, so make sure your booking matches your ID.
- Pack light and label bags. Put your name and phone number on every bag, and keep valuables and medicines in your hand luggage.
- Plan the last mile. Terminals and stations are often far from your final address. Arrange your pickup in advance rather than negotiating with touts on arrival.
- Keep your confirmation handy. Screenshot your booking in case you lose network signal on the road.
Travelling with goods or extra luggage?
Buses limit luggage, and extra bags can cost more or be refused. If you are moving goods for a shop, or relocating with boxes, it is often cheaper and safer to send them separately as a parcel or a small haulage load. Travo can collect from your address and deliver to your destination city, so you can travel light and your items arrive tracked.
Safety tips for road and rail travel
- Travel in daylight where possible, and share your trip details with family.
- Board only at recognised terminals, not at roadside pickup points.
- Keep your ticket, ID and phone on you, not in checked luggage.
- Be wary of anyone selling tickets outside official channels.
Ready to travel?
Tell us your route and date. We’ll give you a quote and book your seat or car.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book a bus ticket online in Nigeria?
Yes. You can request interstate travel through the Travo.ng booking form or WhatsApp, and many operators also sell tickets on their own sites. See our guide to buying bus tickets online.
How do I book a train ticket in Nigeria?
Use NRC’s official portals: nrc.gsds.ng for Lagos–Ibadan, nrc.tps.ng for Abuja–Kaduna and nrc-fane.ng for Warri–Itakpe. All three are linked from nrc.gov.ng.
How much is the Lagos to Ibadan train?
NRC’s fares page lists ₦3,600 regular (adult), ₦6,500 business and ₦13,000 first class. The page is undated, so confirm on the portal.
How much is the Abuja to Kaduna train?
NRC lists ₦3,600 regular (adult), ₦6,500 business and ₦9,000 first class.
How early should I book for festive travel?
Book as early as you can for Christmas, Easter and Sallah. Popular routes sell out and fares rise closer to the date.
Is Travo an agent of the bus companies?
No. Travo.ng is an independent booking and logistics platform. It is not an official agent or partner of any bus operator or NRC.
Related guides
- Peace Mass Transit: routes and travel tips
- Luxurious bus from Lagos to Abuja
- Transport from Lagos to Benin
Sources: NRC fares and NRC homepage (accessed 28 Sep 2026). Fares and prices change often — confirm before you travel or pay.
