Oshodi Transport interchange is the Biggest Bus terminal in Nigeria and West Africa. It is the first of its kind in Nigeria.

The Oshodi transport interchange is a world-class bus terminal in Oshodi, Lagos State, Nigeria. It is a multi three-story facility featuring three separate terminals linked by the skywalk bridge. It is built in between two important road. The Oshodi Apapa Expressway and the Agege Motor road.

It is one of the newest infrastructural
development in Lagos to boost business and the transportation in Lagos.

The Oshodi transport interchange is not just a bus terminal. It has become the newest tourist destination in Lagos.

When every part of the facility opens fully, it will become a tourist hub. It will feature recreational and entertainment centres. It will have a museum, art gallery, fast foods, lounge, mall, hotel and hubs. Not only that, but it is going to be an economic hub.

There are 3 different terminals all linked with a skywalk bridge.

The construction of the Oshodi Bus terminal was done by an indigenous company known as Planet projects limited. Planet Projects Limited is a Nigerian based business with headquarters in Lagos.

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Below are Aeriel view of the different terminals

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The skywalk is the longest free-standing bridge in Nigeria. It is one of the facilities meant to ease movement between the three terminals. The skywalk links the three terminals together. The skywalk bridge that links terminal one to terminal two is about 53.2 metres in length while the one linking terminal two and three is about 155 metres in length. To access the terminal, you will need to use the escalators and the lifts.

It's amazing, that This project from start to finish was handled by a Nigerian firm, Nigerian engineers and Nigerian workers. Project Planets limited is really setting the pace. kudos to them.


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Oshodi Bus terminal is the first of its kind in Africa
It has three different terminals namely terminal 1, terminal 2 and terminal 3
It is the biggest bus terminal in West Africa
The skywalk is the longest skywalk suspension bridge in Africa
The complex host the first skywalk bridge in Nigeria
The Oshodi transport interchange has three different terminals which are terminal 1, terminal 2, terminal 3
It is located in Oshodi, Lagos State, Nigeria.
The bus terminal was commissioned by President Muhammadu Buhari
The Oshodi Transport Interchange was commissioned on 24th April 2019

These are some of the facilities available at the terminal

Car Park
Food Court
Lobby
Restrooms
Halls
Lifts
Escalators
Waiting Area
Skywalk
Offices
Loading Bay
Ticketing booth
Drivers Lounge
Information desk
Luggage Holding
Retail Outlets
ATM Gallery
First Aid Station
Emergency exits

The frontal entrance is operated by Lagos Govt and BRT, while the back end of the terminal is run by MC and his boys.

It has three different terminals which are terminal 1, terminal 2 and terminal 3. The interchange is the first of its kind in Nigeria. It is a multi-level bus park with three floors. It also features a skywalk, bus park, taxi park and other attractions. The three terminals can conveniently accommodate over 820 Mass transit buses. This makes it the biggest bus terminal in West Africa.

Each terminal consists of ticketing booths, reception, waiting areas, restrooms, loading bay etc. It also has a control tower that monitors every activity at the bus terminal.
The three-terminal was constructed on over 48,285 square metres of land. The terminals also have a parking lot that can take over 600 vehicles.

Terminal One
The terminal one is for interstate transport. It loads the following location Abia, Abeokuta, Kuto, Abuja, Akure, Benue / Oturupo, Ede/Osogbo, Ekiti/Ijoro, Enugu/Abakaliki, Ibadan/Molete/Challenge/Oyo, Ijebu Ode/Odogbolu, Ikare/Owo/Ipetu/Ikeji, Ilaro, Ilesha/Ife/Ile Ife, Ilorin/Ogbomoso, Imo/Owerri, Offa/Ajase Oro, Okitipupa/Igbokoda, Onitsha, Port Harcourt, Saki/Okaka, Sango/Ifo, Shagamu, Umuahia.

Terminal Two
Ikeja, Agege, Iyana Ipaja, egbeda, Abule Egba, Ikotun, Ayobo, Ogba, Yaba, Ojuelegba, Mushin, Opebi/Alausa, Iganda, Egbeda, etc

Terminal Three
Mile 2/Festac, Airport road, Bariga/New Garage, Tincan, Orile, Apapa/Wharf, ejigbo, Ajegunle/Boundary, Ojodu/Berger, Gbagada/Anthony, Eko Ijumota, Iyana Isolo/Jakande Gate/ Itire, Ojota/Ketu/Mile 12, Adeniji, Eko Hotel, Ilupeju, Lwekki /Jakande/Ajah, Ijora/Costain, CMS/Obalende, Sabo/Ikorodu

There are signs and instructions everywhere for direction

Inside the world class facility.

oya all nurtw parks must be like this.

All the buses used in this facility meets international standards. The buses are fully air-conditioned with charging ports and Wifi capabilities for passengers

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Hmmmmmm this is wrong information. Terminal 1 is for interstate buses, Lagos BRT buses don't do interstate, the Terminal 1 part is controlled by the regular interstate buses . It is however still being managed by the government. You can get a bus to different locations in Nigeria from Terminal 1. there are buses going to the South west, south east and the north and there are plans to add more route.

gasparpisciotta:
The frontal entrance is operated by Lagos Govt and BRT, while the back end of the terminal is run by MC and his boys.

This is beautiful.

May every anus that'd wish to deface this beautiful edifice be sealed ni oruko Jesuuuu..

Lalasticlala check out this beautiful attraction in Lagos.

So this interchange was created because of buses.

So you spend millions of dollars to build a bus station....this is hilarious

I give that place 4 years, it will turn to waste site, the toilets will be filled with feaces, urine smell will be over the place, people trying to sell things will occupy everwhere.

Jagaban is working

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Nice

Maintenance is zero.
They have started spoiling things there . You didn't show us the space they gave the Park busses. Last time i went there, it has become dirty and i was wondering when the Terminal was finished.

Seriously, We need to stop defacing goverment properties and care for it. It is for our own benefit. Mechanics will just come there be pouring engine oil on the floor making the road looking black and soggy like the devil's highway.


@Travelwaka. No lie, can you say that this facility is properly maintained ?

This kind thing suppose be wetin we dey see on the regular.
Unfortunately, this is probably the only worthy and best in the whole of the Giant of Africa
Impressive

Maintenance should be given top priority if they want it to function properly

Well I have been there, looks good in picture than in real life, so many unneeded and unused spaces, i still ask myself what for, walking around that park is confusing and tiring, is so huge that I can't understand why. To be sincere this complex never reduced lagos traffic. Even around the complex there's so much congestion. I have seen so many abdoned terminals or checkpoints in lagos that ain't functioning or in use so why build another one. This is not what we need and it will never reduce the stressful Lagos life.

One of the reason I like jagaban, he has taste for people who knows how to govern....

He has good candidates that have always bring their idea to fruition, but he didn’t handle ambode’s case well, that guy would have surpass what fashola did.

If I just see jagaban face to face like this, nah to just bill am, make him give me the councilor of my ward in ikoyi Obalende in my fathers family house or Lewis street Lagos island for my mothers family house.

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First you need to understand the concept behind this. Without this building the whole place will accommodate less than 200 buses. With this facility in place, it will take over 800 buses, again the plan is to depopulate the roads and encourage people to use public transportation rather than drive. The one way to achieve that is to make bus station convenient and suitable for everyone. Also, it is not just a bus park, it is also becoming a tourist attraction in Lagos. Why do you think most people visit the Dubai mall? They visit not only because of what they wanna buy, but to experience other side attractions in the mall. Imagine the number of people that will be visiting and the amount that will be generated from tourist every year.

thebosstrevor1:
So this interchange was created because of buses.

So you spend billions of dollars to build a bus station....this is hilarious

I give that place 4 years, it will turn to waste site, the toilets will be filled with feaces, urine smell will be over the place, people trying to sell things will occupy everwhere.

Nice

Lagos is better than Nigeria

Lagos sure the t.fare will still maintain at local price so as to encourage passengers


We are in modern time were most people are well expose so it will be well maintain especially when it served it purpose


Meanwhile please can anybody explain why Nigeria has to remain one cause south Nigeria Confederation is considerable