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Pls I'm considering traveling by road from Lagos to Kebbi state soon.
How safe are the roads from kidnapping and banditry?

But how can anybody tell you when, where, how and why bandits and kidnappers will operate

Do they have a WhatsApp group ni

illicit:
But how can anybody tell you when, where, how and why bandits and kidnappers will operate

Do they have a WhatsApp group ni

You are just a daft pessimist

Why do you think people won't know if a particular road they have traveled by recently is safe for now or not?
There could have been a reduction at the pace at which it happens...people should be able to tell that...especially, whey they live around the States leading to Kebbi or have recently used the road.
People can also deduce from the frequency of news of attacks coming from the area...wether its high or it has abated compared to the previous.

You don't have to have a whatsapp group to know all of these.

Just avoid night journey as advised by the police

EquitableTech:
You are just a daft pessimist

Why do you think people won't know if a particular road they have traveled by recently is safe for now or not?
There could have been a reduction at the pace at which it happens...people should be able to tell that...especially, whey they live around the States leading to Kebbi or have recently used the road.
People can also deduce from the frequency of news of attacks coming from the area...wether its high or it has abated compared to the previous.

You don't have to have a whatsapp group to know all of these.

In all your learning get wisdom

Don't be daft

Those things are not predictable

Ahh Lagos to kebbi oga abeg I no dey go

EquitableTech:
Pls I'm considering traveling by road from Lagos to Kebbi state soon.
How safe are the roads from kidnapping and banditry?

Presently, kidnappers, cattle rustlers and bandits make life difficult for travellers...

ekitimanalways:
Presently, kidnappers, cattle rustlers and bandits make life difficult for travellers...

Thanks for your contribution. I appreciate.

iamtardey:
Ahh Lagos to kebbi oga abeg I no dey go

Lol, why na?
pls tell us

EquitableTech:
Pls I'm considering traveling by road from Lagos to Kebbi state soon.
How safe are the roads from kidnapping and banditry?

It safe if you can drive for longer hours, i took my wife there for her international passport on 10am may 18, 2023 from Abeokuta and and I returned 7am may 20, 2023, i drove overnight on our way back, I left Kebbi 5pm may 19th overnight non-stop and arrived Abeokuta Ogun state 7am may 20, but with top speed ooo sometimes 200km/h Rav4 Sport.
Mind you then i uses about 50k fuel and now you will have to use about 150k fuel. I can direct you, the road is straight forward except from Mokuwa that you will.need little direction

abolade4uall:
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It safe if you can drive for longer hours, i took my wife there for her international passport on 10am may 18, 2023 from Abeokuta and and I returned 7am may 20, 2023, i drove overnight on our way back, I left Kebbi 5pm may 19th overnight non-stop and arrived Abeokuta Ogun state 7am may 20, but with top speed ooo sometimes 200km/h Rav4 Sport.
Mind you then i uses about 50k fuel and now you will have to use about 150k fuel. I can direct you, the road is straight forward except from Mokuwa that you will.need little direction

Thanks for this update

This is exactly what I need to know.

Thanks once again.

EquitableTech:
Thanks for this update

This is exactly what I need to know.

Thanks once again.

From Lagos express to Ibadan, don't get down from the bridge, pass Iwo road straight to ojo, straight down to Oyo, at Oyo town roundabout if you don't understand just ask how to just link ogbomosho express, pls don't enter oyo town, the road is bad, cruise down the express with 180km/h minimum the road is sweet, toward ogbomosho they will divert you to the the right and follow ogdomosho old road, once you enter ogbomosho, the first 4 junction, turn to the left about 3 minute you link the Ilorin express at the bridge and turn right from there is direct to jebba, pls don't enter ilorin town cross the bridge at the and head to Mokuwa, pls make sure you refuel your fuel tank full at Bovas in Jebba before you get to bridge, or better you full you tank at Mokuwa. At Mokuwa turn right and enter Kanji Road, the road btw a filling station and police station, go down straight don't branch until you reach one small iron steel bridge, from that bride is forest but don't fear very safe and plenty commercial car pass there especially picnic you can just follow one from mokuwa but ready speed of 140-160km/h with those hausa driver, so if you fast you will spend one hour in that forest( but if you follow the other way trailer do follow, u will spend four hour in that Niger forest, I've followed the tow and its safe) then after the forest, you meet old road and you turn to right again, that right you will drive straight for about 2 hours is that road not that good, just about 80km/h there before you meet YAORI express, one you get to Yauri express is Direct to Kebi, just about 4 hour drive to birni-kebbi, its a direct road until Jega, at Jega, you you turn to left and about 30mins to Birni-kebbi, if you are going to immigration officer, once you get to birni-kebbi, the first roundabout turn to right and count 1, 2, 3 roundabout, at the third roundabout, just turn round as if you are coming to the first roundabout, and drive about 2mins, the first junction by the right, just enter n driver 5 more. minute, you see their signboard by the right and just enter that street, third building

abolade4uall:
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From Lagos express to Ibadan, don't get down from the bridge, pass Iwo road straight to ojo, straight down to Oyo, at Oyo town roundabout if you don't understand just ask how to just link ogbomosho express, pls don't enter oyo town, the road is bad, cruise down the express with 180km/h minimum the road is sweet, toward ogbomosho they will divert you to the the right and follow ogdomosho old road, once you enter ogbomosho, the first 4 junction, turn to the left about 3 minute you link the Ilorin express at the bridge and turn right from there is direct to jebba, pls don't enter ilorin town cross the bridge at the and head to Mokuwa, pls make sure you refuel your fuel tank full at Bovas in Jebba before you get to bridge, or better you full you tank at Mokuwa. At Mokuwa turn right and enter Kanji Road, the road btw a filling station and police station, go down straight don't branch until you reach one small iron steel bridge, from that bride is forest but don't fear very safe and plenty commercial car pass there especially picnic you can just follow one from mokuwa but ready speed of 140-160km/h with those hausa driver, so if you fast you will spend one hour in that forest( but if you follow the other way trailer do follow, u will spend four hour in that Niger forest, I've followed the tow and its safe) then after the forest, you meet old road and you turn to right again, that right you will drive straight for about 2 hours is that road not that good, just about 80km/h there before you meet YAORI express, one you get to Yauri express is Direct to Kebi, just about 4 hour drive to birni-kebbi, its a direct road until Jega, at Jega, you you turn to left and about 30mins to Birni-kebbi, if you are going to immigration officer, once you get to birni-kebbi, the first roundabout turn to right and count 1, 2, 3 roundabout, at the third roundabout, just turn round as if you are coming to the first roundabout, and drive about 2mins, the first junction by the right, just enter n driver 5 more. minute, you see their signboard by the right and just enter that street, third building

Whao!...Thanks so much for this.

Thank you