Lagos to Ijebu-Ode by Road: Sagamu or Epe?
Two routes lead from Lagos to Ijebu-Ode. Here is how to choose between them and plan a departure time that keeps you early.
Quick Answer
Ijebu-Ode is roughly 110 km from Lagos by road, about an hour and a half in free-flowing traffic and much longer on a busy day. One route runs through Sagamu from the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway; the other follows the Lagos–Epe road. We confirm the route, departure time and return plan with you in writing.
Choosing Your Road to Ijebu-Ode
Ijebu-Ode is roughly 110 km from Lagos by road. In free-flowing traffic the drive is about an hour and a half. On a busy day it can be much longer.
Route one: through Sagamu
You join the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway, leave it at the Sagamu interchange and continue to Ijebu-Ode. It suits people starting on the mainland side of Lagos, but the expressway can slow sharply with traffic.
Route two: the Epe corridor
You head east along the Lagos–Epe road and continue to Ijebu-Ode. It can suit clients starting in Lekki, Ajah or Ikorodu, depending on the road conditions that day.
Which is better?
It depends on where you start and what traffic is doing. We do not name a winner in advance. We confirm the route with you in writing, together with the departure time and return plan.
Plan a buffer
For weddings, festivals and other fixed-time events, we build a generous buffer into the departure time. Arriving early is easy to fix. Arriving late is not.
Send us your start point
The Lagos pick-up address is the single most useful detail for choosing a route.
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