Cross Country Transport: Price List, Terminals, Bookings & Contact Address

Cross Country Transport is a reliable tranport company that was established in 2001 and has a wide‐reaching network with many vehicles and routes. They travels from Lagos to Acrra Ghana and many cities in Nigeria on daily basis. They cover most cities like Lagos, Calabar, Abuja, Portharcourt, Enugu, Aba, Onitsha and many others states in Nigeria. Cross Country Transport buses are very clean and well maintained.

Whether you are moving from Lagos to Calabar, or heading to Kano, knowing the prices, where the bus leaves from, how to book and who to call can save you time, stress and sometimes extra cash. So make sure your read to the end.

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Why use Cross Country Transport?

There are many reasons to travel with them including the following:

(1) They have terminals in many states, so you are more likely to find a pick-up or drop-off near you.

(2) Their prices, while not always the cheapest possible, but their prices are fair.

(3) They have clean and well maintained vehicles.

Cross Country Transport prices Latest updtae

Origin	Destination	Fare (₦)
Lagos	Abuja	₦33,500 – ₦41,500
Lagos	Abakaliki	₦36,000 – ₦39,500
Lagos	Asaba	₦34,000 – ₦38,500
Lagos	Benin	₦31,500
Lagos	Calabar	₦37,000 – ₦41,500
Lagos	Enugu	₦35,000 – ₦38,000
Lagos	Ikom	₦37,800
Lagos	Jos	₦39,000 – ₦47,500
Lagos	Kaduna	₦38,500 – ₦51,000
Lagos	Kano	₦39,000 – ₦52,000
Lagos	Lafia	₦35,000 – ₦38,500
Lagos	Ogoja	₦37,500 – ₦40,500
Lagos	Onitsha	₦34,000 – ₦39,000
Lagos	Port Harcourt	₦35,000 – ₦46,500

Cross Country Transport terminals, address and contacs

This are the various address to board cross country motors:

State	Location / Terminal	Address	Phone

Abia

Ohafia

345, Eni Njoku Road, Ohafia

08028419211

Akwa Ibom

Eket

50, Liverpool Road, Eket

08028462080

Akwa Ibom

Uyo

Terminal 4, Item Park, Uyo

08028462080

Bauchi

5, Maiduguri Bye Pass, Bauchi

08024000340

Borno

Maiduguri

Kano Station, Maiduguri

08024000340

Cross River

Calabar

Opposite U Esuene Stadium, Calabar

08028427406

Cross River

Ikom

1, Border Road, Ikom

08028433741

Cross River

Ogoja

Opposite Diamond Bank, Igoli, Ogoja

08028443930

Delta

Asaba

No 89 Dennis Osadebe Way, Opposite Textile Mill, Asaba

08180315567

FCT / Abuja

Utako

Dan Suleiman Crescent, Off Okotie Eboh Street, Utako District

08028408277

Kaduna

Mando Park, Mando Lagos Garage, By Airforce Base, Mando

08028448945

Kano

Angwauku, Opposite Federal Govt College, Kano

08028415483

Lagos

Ajah 1

Ikota Shopping Plaza, Ajah, Lagos

(No phone listed)

Lagos

Ajah 2

After Abraham Adesanya Roundabout, Lekki-Epe Express Way, Ajah

(No phone listed)

Lagos

Cele

158, Atinuke Complex, Okota Road, Isolo, Lagos

08028456127

Lagos

Ikotun

22, Ikotun Egbe Road, Opposite Synagogue Church Of All Nations, Ikotun, Lagos

08028445647

Lagos

Jibowu

12, Ikorodu Road, By Immac Group, Chicken Republic Building, Jibowu, Lagos

08028445647

Lagos

Yaba (Head Office)

345, Muritala Muhammad Way, Opposite The Presbyterian Church, Beside Conoil, Yaba, Lagos

08055555595, 08028460890

Nasarawa

Lafia

18 Makurdi Road, Opposite Magoda Petrol Station, Lafia

08028447950

Ogun

Abeokuta

Oando Filling Station Opposite Lipede Shopping Complex Kuto, Abeokuta

08028402699

Oyo

Ibadan

4, Town Planning Way, Near Mobile Bus Stop, Ring Road, Ibadan

08028435347

Plateau

Jos

No 5, Zaria Bypass, Jos

08028440595

Rivers

Port Harcourt

Opposite Water Line Building, Waterline Junction, Bye Pass, Port Harcourt

08028452731

Sokoto

Lemi Petrol Station, Gida Denre, Sokoto Western Bye Pass

08028457694

Cross Country Transport Ticket online

Show them your ticket at the park and board the vehicle.

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

Things to Watch Out For (Traveller Tips)

We all know Nigeria roads & bus travel have typical challenges, here are things to keep in mind to make your journey smoother.

Bus Condition & Safety

Check the bus properly: tyres, lights, seats. If something seems sketchy, ask or negotiate.
Make sure the driver and conductor seem professional.
On long routes, ask about rest stops.
Travel during daylight if possible; avoid unknown late night stops if you’re alone.

Fare Changes & Hidden Costs

Fares may go up due to fuel hikes—so what you saw last month may not hold.
Ask if there is “extra pickup stops” or “luggage surcharge.”
Seasonal demand (festivals, holidays) often raises prices.
Confirm whether the bus is “direct” or will stop many times (which can add to travel time and comfort issues).

Terminal Confusion

Some cities have multiple terminals or parks for the same company. Make sure you know which one to use.
Ask clearly: “What terminal does this bus leave from in Lagos?” or in your city.
For arrivals: confirm drop‐off terminal so you don’t get stranded away from your onward transport.

Booking Early & Seat Class

If you prefer a comfortable ride (AC, fewer stops), book earlier and pay a bit more if needed.
For economy seats, expect more crowd, more stops.
If you have luggage, arrive early so you get good spot for your bag.

For more information check 10 Safety Tips You Should Follow When Traveling Within Nigeria

Frequently Asked Questions about Cross Country Transport

Q1: Are the fares listed above guaranteed?
A1: No. They are approximate guide fares based on recent published lists. They can change. Always ask at booking.

Q2: Can I book online with Cross Country Transport?
A2: Some platforms like intertransport list cross country motors for online booking or ticketing, but the safest route is to call the terminal and confirm.

Q3: Do they have buses to all Nigerian states?
A3: Many, but not necessarily all. CCT lists routes covering major states and even to neighbouring countries (Benin, Ghana etc) in some sources.

Q4: What is the difference between economy and executive buses?
A4: Executive usually means fewer stops, more legroom, AC, maybe onboard entertainment. Economy is basic. Price difference will reflect that.

Q5: What items am I allowed to bring? Is there luggage charge?
A5: Depends on terminal. Always ask: “What’s your luggage policy?” Heavy or bulky items may attract extra. Keep valuables in cabin with you.

Final Thoughts

So, if you’re about to travel with Cross Country Transport, here are your take‐away tips in nutshell:

Call ahead: Check fare, route, departure time, terminal.
Arrive early: At least 30-60 minutes before departure.
Ask clearly: What terminal, how many stops, what seat class.
Budget smart: Use the approximate fares above as guide; always have a little extra.
Pack light & safe: Keep valuables on you.
Be realistic about time: be prepared.
Ask for ticket/receipt: Even if simple, it helps.
Review bus condition: If it seems sub‐par, you have right to ask for another or pick a different operator.

Travelling across Nigeria by road can be a great experience if you plan properly. With Cross Country Transport, you have got a big operator that covers many routes so you’re not going blind. Just do your homework ahead, treat the fare list as guide not gospel, and you will travel smarter.