Adamawa State Transport is a state own transport company that is managed by the Adamawa state government. In 2023 The National Bureau of Statistics reported that Adamawa is among the states with the highest inter-city transport fares in Nigeria as of April 2024. You can remember April 2023 the Adamawa State government rolled out public transport buses for the people. These are not just any buses they are state-subsidized and run on a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) You can get on one for ₦200. from places like: Girei to Welcome to Yola Junction Jimeta to Yola Town, Sangere to Modern Market. You can also travel with Adamawa State Transport to other part of Nigeria at a very cheap price.
You can travel from Lagos to Adamawa (Yola) for as low as ₦32,000. and the distance is Approximate distance: 1,100 to 1,200 kilometers and travel time: 18 to 22 hours, depending on traffic and road condition.
Adamawa State Transport Prices List
Here are the latest prices and routs of different transport companies from Adamawa to other parts of Nigeria:
| Route | Price Range | Transport Type |
|---|---|---|
| Yola to Mubi | ₦2,000 – ₦5,500 | Minibus/Hiace |
| Yola to Ganye | ₦2,500 – ₦5,500 | Minibus |
| Yola to Numan | ₦1,500 – ₦7,000 | Shuttle/Hiace |
| Yola to Gombe | ₦4,500 – ₦8,000 | GUO/Young Shall Grow |
| Yola to Abuja | ₦8,000 – ₦13,000 | GUO/Young Shall Grow |
| Yola to Lagos | ₦33,000 – ₦37,000 | GUO Transport |
| Lagos to Yola | ₦33,000 – ₦41,000 | ARWASIKI TRAVELS LTD |
| Lagos to Gombe | ₦33,000 – ₦45,000 | E-EXPRESS |
How to book Adamawa State Transport Online
To Adamawa State Transport ticket online just follow this simple steps:
- Click on “Book Ticket Now” button at the beginning OR at the end of this post.
- Fill the form
- Enter your name and phone number
- Select your departure and destination from the drop down menu
- Your date of traveling and number of tickets you intend to book
- Then fill in your nest of kin details
- make payment
- Confirmation email and text will be send to you, including your booking details
- Show them your ticket at the park and board the vehicle.
Lagos to Adamawa Prices list, transport companies and Terminals
Here is the list of transport companies going from Lagos to Adamawa their prices and parks in Lagos:
| Transport Company | Boarding Location (Lagos) | Destination in Adamawa | Price Range (₦) | Booking Method |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adamawa Sunshine Express (State Govt.) | Iyana Ipaja Park (Check for availability) | Yola / Mubi | ₦34,000 – ₦45,000 | In-person at terminal |
| GUO Transport | Jibowu Terminal | Yola | ₦38,000 – ₦47,000 | Book through intertransport |
| Young Shall Grow Motors | Jibowu / Iyana Ipaja | Mubi / Yola | ₦36,000 – ₦48,000 | Book through intertransport |
| ABC Transport | Jibowu / Amuwo Odofin | Yola | ₦32,000 – ₦46,000 | Book through intertransport |
| E-EXPRESS | Jibowu Terminal | Yola | ₦35,000 – ₦50,000 | Book through intertransport |
| ARWASIKI TRAVELS | Iddo Station | Yola | ₦38,000 – ₦42,000 | Book through intertransport |
Where to Board Adamawa State Transport from Lagos
Adamawa State has its own government-owned transport company, often called Adamawa Sunshine Express or simply Adamawa Express. They operate in select cities, but most Adamawa-bound buses from Lagos are run by private transport companies.
Common Pickup Points in Lagos:
- Jibowu Terminal (Yaba) – Most popular hub for northern-bound trips.
- Iyana Ipaja Bus Park – Accessible for travelers on the Lagos mainland.
- Ojota Motor Park – Another major departure point for inter-state buses.
- Maza-Maza Park, Mile 2 – Serves travelers heading towards eastern and northern Nigeria.
Real-Life Voices: People Like You
Blessing, a student in Modibbo Adama University, says:
“I spend just ₦200 daily now to school and back. Before the government buses, I used to pay ₦600–₦700. That’s a big relief for me.”
Abdullahi, a businessman from Mubi:
“I travel to Abuja once a month. Before, it was ₦6,000. Now it’s ₦9,000 or more. But GUO is still my go-to. They are safe and consistent.”
Miriam, a market trader:
“When the buses don’t show up, we’re stuck with expensive keke or taxis. We need more buses.
FAQs About Adamawa State Transport
1. What is Adamawa State Transport called?
The official transport service is Adamawa Sunshine Express.
It’s run by the Adamawa State Government to help people move across the state and to other parts of Nigeria.
2. Where is the main terminal in Adamawa?
The terminal is in Jimeta/Yola South, not far from Adama Beverages or along Osinbanjo Road.
It’s the main loading area for interstate buses.
3. Can I travel from Lagos to Adamawa with them?
Yes, you can.
You can board Adamawa Sunshine Express at major parks in Lagos.
Also, private companies like GUO and Young Shall Grow travel this route too.
4. How much does it cost from Lagos to Yola (Adamawa)?
The price ranges between ₦309,000 and ₦54,000, depending on the bus and season.
Luxury buses may cost more.
5. Is there online booking for Adamawa Sunshine Express?
As of now, they don’t have an official online booking platform.
You’ll need to book physically at the park or call their contact.
6. Who can I call to book Adamawa Sunshine Express?
You can call 0806 978 9731 (Mr. Titus) – a verified contact from their terminal.
Always call ahead to confirm timing and seat availability.
7. What other companies travel to Adamawa?
You can use:
- GUO Transport
- Young Shall Grow Motors
- Adoy Transport
- God is Good Motors (GIGM) — in some cases
8. How long is the journey from Lagos to Adamawa?
It takes between 18 to 24 hours by road.
Depends on traffic, number of stops, and weather.
9. Is it safe to travel by road to Adamawa?
Yes, most times it is.
However, travel during the day is safer.
Always confirm road security updates before traveling.
10. Do they travel every day?
Yes. Most companies have daily departures.
It’s still best to confirm a day ahead, especially during holidays or rainy season.
Final Thoughts
Transport in Adamawa is a mix of the old and new.
You still see open vans carrying goods and people. But you also see neat Innoson buses with air-conditioning.
People still wait under mango trees for buses in villages. But in the city, they’re lining up at official bus stops.
Change is slow, but it’s happening.
If you’re in Adamawa and need to move:
- Use trusted operators
- Ask questions before boarding
- Know the average price
- Travel during the day
- And most of all, plan ahead
Transport is more than a ride it’s a lifeline.
