Cost of Road Transport in Nigeria from one State to Another

Do you want to know the cost of road transportation in Nigeria, from one state to another state (inter-state travel)? If ‘yes’, then this post is for you. Read to the end, as it would help you in making budget for your trip.

This post will serve as a great help to all Nigerians who embark on State border crossing trip, especially the NYSC Members that travel from one state to state for orientation camp. It will help them to know the amount of money needed to budget for the trip.

However, it’s important to know that the cost of road transportation in Nigeria is not fixed. It varies from time to time and from one transportation company to another. Therefore, the figures below are estimated cost of road transportation.

NOTE: on the list, we picked two states and then give the estimated amount of road transport cost. These costs are also applicable in reversed case.

For example, if Kebbi to Bayelsa costs ₦11,500; that also means Bayelsa to Kebbi is ₦11,500. The point here is that the arrangement does not really matter.

So, if you see Taraba to Ekiti, also take it as Ekiti to Taraba; Lagos to Nasarawa is also Nasarawa to Lagos. Also check out how to book Kaduna to Abuja train ticket.

Cost of Road Transportation In Nigeria From One State To Another

1. Kebbi to Bayelsa: Road transport cost from Kebbi to Bayelsa or from Bayelsa to Kebbi is estimated to be ₦11,500

Kebbi to Ebonyi – ₦13, 500
Kaduna to Benue – ₦4,000
CrossRivers to Ogun – ₦9,500
Taraba to Ekiti – ₦10,000
Lagos to Nasarawa – ₦10,000
Bauchi to Gombe – ₦1500
Jigawa to Jos – ₦2,500
Lagos to Kano – ₦10,000
Niger to Kwara – ₦1,500
Adamawa to Jos – ₦3,500
Niger to Benue – ₦3,500
Ebonyi to Taraba – ₦6,000
Rivers to Zamfara – ₦10,000
Rivers to Kogi – ₦5,500
Abuja to Kogi – ₦4,000
Delta to Kaduna – ₦9,570
Oyo state to Katsina – ₦8,000
Adamawa to Plateau – ₦3,500
Akwa Ibom to Kano – ₦12,000
Cross River to Kano – ₦14,050
Ogun to Lagos – ₦250
Adamawa to Kaduna – ₦10,000
Ogun to Adamawa – between ₦9,000 and ₦13,500
Enugu to Osun – ₦5,000
Edo to Ebonyi – ₦3,000
Delta to Ogun – ₦6,000
Katsina to Kano – ₦500
Abuja to Ebonyi – ₦5000
Nasarawa to Taraba – ₦2,500
Enugu to Kwara – ₦6,500
Plateau to Kaduna – ₦1500
Nasarawa to Anambra – ₦5000
Rivers to Bauchi – ₦12,500
Oyo to Kaduna – ₦7,000
Kogi to Plateau – ₦4,000
Bauchi to Jos – ₦500 and ₦600
Benue to Niger – ₦2,500
Katsina to Sokoto – ₦2,400
Kaduna to Enugu – ₦5,20
Niger to Kwara – ₦ 2,000
Cross River to Kebbi – ₦16,000
Gombe to Ebonyi (Afikpo) – ₦10,000
Gombe to Bauchi – ₦1,200
Kwara to Delta – ₦5,000
Yobe to Delta – ₦11,000
Lagos to Imo – ₦4,500
Abia to Kebbi – ₦15,000
Rivers to Osun – ₦6,500
Kogi to Abuja – ₦2,500
Akwa Ibom to Sokoto – ₦14,500
Kaduna to Nasarawa – ₦1,000
Kaduna to Osun – ₦7,000
Benue to Oyo – ₦10,000
Cross River to Kebbi – ₦16,000
Yobe to Nasarawa – ₦3,500
Lagos to Yobe – ₦12,000
Jos to Lokoja – ₦2,500
Ebonyi to Imo – ₦2,000
Akwa Ibom to Kebbi – ₦15,000
Taraba to Plateau – ₦3,500
Taraba to Ogun – ₦10,000
Akwa Ibom to Sokoto – ₦16,500
Adamawa to Anambra – ₦7,200
Akwa Ibom to Adamawa – ₦6,500
Taraba to Kebbi – ₦11,000
Bayelsa to Niger – ₦8,500
Anambra to Kogi – ₦7,200
Akwa Ibom to Edo – ₦3,000
Anambra to Ekiti – ₦3,500
Plateau to Abuja – ₦4,500
Osun to Plateau – ₦4,500
Kwara to Gombe – ₦8,000
Nasarawa to Bauchi – ₦2,500
Abia to Bauchi – ₦10,000
Abia to Kebbi – ₦12,500
Abuja to Ebonyi – ₦5,500
Abia to Adamawa – ₦10,000
Katsina to Niger – ₦2,000
Kebbi to Kaduna ₦3,000
Lagos to Gombe – ₦9,500
Plateau to Abia – ₦4,500
Gombe to Bauchi – ₦800
Borno to Anambra – ₦8,000
Ebonyi to Sokoto – ₦13,500
Ebonyi to Taraba – ₦7,500
Lagos to Katsina – ₦6,500
Akwa to Osun – ₦8,000
Ogun to Osun – ₦4,000
Delta to Abuja – ₦8,000
Abia to Nasarawa – ₦7,000
Delta to Sokoto – ₦10,000
Abia(Aba) to Enugu – ₦1,200
Lagos to Benue – ₦6,000
Bauchi to Gombe – ₦800
Ekiti to Jigawa – ₦10,000
Kaduna to Sokoto – ₦2,500
Akwa Ibom to Kogi – ₦10,500
Kaduna to Adamawa – ₦14,000
Anambra to Ebonyi – ₦1,300
Borno to Kaduna – ₦11,500

Note: The figures above are the “estimated” cost of road transportation in Nigeria from one state to another, meaning that the actual cost may be slightly higher or lesser than the estimated figures but falls within a close range.

The figures were collected from serving NYSC Members who must have traveled from one states to another states for National service.

Since nobody is an embodiment of knowledge, if you think that any figure is not what it should be, kindly notify us in the comment section.

Cost of Road Transportation In Nigeria From One State To Another

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