Travel Guide to Ndubuisi Park

Getting There

• Walking

  If you are in Ikeja, walking to Ndubuisi Park is a pleasant option, especially if you are nearby. Start from any central location in Ikeja, such as the Ikeja City Mall. Head southwest towards Mobolaji Johnson Avenue. Continue straight until you reach the intersection with Oregun Road. Turn left onto Oregun Road and walk until you see Ndubuisi Park on your right at 36 Mobolaji Johnson Ave. The park is easily recognizable by its entrance gate and signage.

• Public Bus (BRT)

  If you prefer to take public transport, you can board a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) bus from any of the designated BRT bus stops in Ikeja. Look for a bus heading towards Oyingbo or Ikorodu. Alight at the 'Oregun' bus stop. From there, walk along Oregun Road in the direction of Mobolaji Johnson Avenue. Ndubuisi Park will be on your left after a short walk. The fare for a BRT bus ride is usually around ₦250.

• Keke Napep (Tricycle)

  You can also take a Keke Napep (tricycle) from various points in Ikeja. Hail a Keke Napep and inform the driver that you are going to Ndubuisi Park, located at 36 Mobolaji Johnson Ave, Oregun. The fare should range from ₦100 to ₦300 depending on your starting point. The drivers are familiar with the area and will drop you right at the entrance of the park.

• Okada (Motorcycle Taxi)

  For a quicker option, consider using an Okada (motorcycle taxi). You can find Okada riders near busy areas. Just tell them you want to go to Ndubuisi Park on Mobolaji Johnson Avenue in Oregun. The fare generally ranges from ₦150 to ₦500 based on the distance. Ensure you wear a helmet, which is usually provided by the rider.