Travel Guide to Ndubuisi Kanu Park

Getting There

• Walking

  If you're already in Ikeja, you can easily walk to Ndubuisi Kanu Park if you're nearby. Head towards Mobolaji Johnson Avenue, which is a major road in the area. Depending on your exact location, look for signage that directs you to Oregun. The park is located directly along Mobolaji Johnson Avenue. Make sure to cross any busy streets at the designated pedestrian crossings for safety. The park is approximately a 15-20 minute walk from the Ikeja City Mall, a popular landmark.

• Okada (Motorcycle Taxi)

  For a quicker option, you can take an Okada from your location to Ndubuisi Kanu Park. Simply find a nearby motorcycle taxi stand or use a ride-hailing app that supports motorcycle services. Inform the rider that you want to go to Ndubuisi Kanu Park on Mobolaji Johnson Avenue in Oregun. The fare typically ranges from 200 to 500 Naira, depending on your starting point. Ensure you wear a helmet and follow safety precautions.

• Keke Napep (Tricycle)

  You can also opt for a Keke Napep to reach Ndubuisi Kanu Park. Locate a Keke Napep stop or hail one on the street. Let the driver know you want to go to Ndubuisi Kanu Park on Mobolaji Johnson Avenue. The fare is usually around 100 to 300 Naira, based on your distance from the park. Be ready to share the Keke with other passengers, and enjoy the ride!

• Public Bus

  If you're looking for a more economical option, you can use the public bus system. Look for a bus heading towards Oregun or Mobolaji Johnson Avenue. You may need to ask locals for the right bus number, as they may vary. The fare is generally very low, around 50 to 100 Naira. Once you reach a bus stop close to Mobolaji Johnson Avenue, disembark and walk a short distance to the park. Look for signs indicating Ndubuisi Kanu Park.