By Sylvia Johnson, LagosMove Senior Editor
Last updated: October 25, 2026
Looking for the Ogun State Transport Company, its routes, or its fares? Here is the short answer. We could not find a current official website, route list or fare table for a company with that exact name. What we could verify is a set of Ogun State Government CNG bus services, launched in 2023, and a train service with a published Abeokuta stop. This guide shows what is confirmed, what is only historical, and how to check a trip before you pay.
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Key Takeaways
- We found no official 2026 route list or fare table for an operator named “Ogun State Transport Company.”
- Ogun State’s “DapoCNG Bus” service began on the Mowe-Ibafo-Berger axis in late 2023. Fares then ranged from โฆ200 to โฆ400, according to THE GUARDIAN NIGERIA.
- A THISDAY review in October 2026 reported that high petrol prices made an immediate fare cut difficult in Ogun, despite the federal CNG fare plan.
- The NIGERIAN RAILWAY CORPORATION (NRC) lists Lagos to Abeokuta train fares from โฆ3,000 (regular adult) to โฆ9,000 (first class).
- Fares and stops change. Confirm every price at the counter or with the operator before you board.
Is There an Ogun State Transport Company in 2026?
Many people search for the name, and the confusion makes sense. Ogun State runs transport projects, but that is not the same as one company with a clear interstate network.
The OGUNINVEST page from the Ogun State Government lists “Mass Transit” as an investment area. It mentions the deployment and management of CNG buses and smart transport systems. It does not publish passenger routes, fares, terminals or a booking line.
So be careful with any website or social media page that claims to sell “Ogun State Transport” tickets. Unless the details come from an official government source or a confirmed operator, treat them as unverified.
What We Know About Ogun’s CNG Buses
THE GUARDIAN NIGERIA reported the launch of the Ogun State Government’s CNG buses, branded “DapoCNG Bus,” on the Mowe-Ibafo-Berger axis. According to that report:
- The state’s Commissioner for Transportation at the time, Gbenga Dairo, said the buses would run ahead of a planned Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) service on the axis.
- Hours were 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Monday to Saturday, and 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Sundays.
- Stops were Mowe, Ibafo, Magboro, Arepo and New Garage in Berger.
- Fares ranged from โฆ200 to โฆ400 maximum.
- Governor Dapo Abiodun said the scheme started on the Adatan to Ita-Oshin corridor in Abeokuta and would extend to other towns.
Important: These details date from the 2023 launch. We have not confirmed that the same hours, stops or fares apply today. We also found no confirmed report that the planned BRT service is running. Ask at the bus stop or contact the Ogun State Ministry of Transportation before you plan around them.
Did the October 2026 CNG Fare Plan Lower Ogun Fares?
Not right away, based on the reports we found. President Bola Tinubu asked states to start showing lower transport costs from October 1, 2026, through the National Affordable CNG Transit Programme. The plan relies on states putting CNG and electric buses on the road.
Here is what credible reports say about Ogun and its border routes:
- THISDAY (October 3, 2026) named Ogun among the states where high petrol prices and other running costs made an immediate fare cut difficult.
- BUSINESSDAY reported that commuters from Ifo in Ogun State to Oshodi in Lagos were paying up to โฆ1,500, up from โฆ1,000 before recent fuel price rises.
- OGUN STATE TELEVISION (OGTV) reported long CNG queues at the NIPCO station in Ibafo and around Mowe. One commuter said CNG buses can delay a trip while they wait in the queue.
What this means for you: Don’t expect a lower CNG fare just because a bus runs on gas. Ask for the total fare before you board, and leave extra time on routes near Ibafo and Mowe.
Ogun Travel Options Compared
| Option | Route | Fare Status | Source | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DapoCNG Bus | Mowe, Ibafo, Magboro, Arepo, Berger | โฆ200 to โฆ400 at 2023 launch; not confirmed now | The Guardian Nigeria | Short commuter trips near the Lagos border |
| Ogun CNG bus (Abeokuta) | Adatan to Ita-Oshin corridor | No verified current fare | The Guardian Nigeria | Trips within Abeokuta |
| NRC train | Lagos, Abeokuta, Ibadan | Published on NRC fares page | NRC | Lagos to Abeokuta without road traffic |
| Private buses and minibuses | Lagos parks to Abeokuta, Sagamu, Ijebu-Ode | Set by operators; changes often | Operator counters | Flexible daily departures |
Lagos to Abeokuta by Train: Published Fares and Times
The NRC fares page lists these prices for the Lagos-Ibadan Train Service:
| Class | Lagos to Abeokuta (Adult) | Lagos to Abeokuta (Minor) | Abeokuta to Ibadan (Adult) | Abeokuta to Ibadan (Minor) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First | โฆ9,000 | Not listed | โฆ6,000 | Not listed |
| Business | โฆ4,500 | Not listed | โฆ3,000 | Not listed |
| Regular | โฆ3,000 | โฆ2,000 | โฆ2,000 | โฆ1,000 |
The NRC schedule page lists these times for trips that stop in Abeokuta:
| Trip | Days | Departs | Arrives |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lagos to Abeokuta | Fri and Sat | 7:15, 13:40, 16:00 | 9:16, 15:02, 17:31 |
| Lagos to Abeokuta | Sun to Thu | 8:00, 16:00 | 9:31, 17:31 |
| Abeokuta to Lagos | Fri and Sat | 9:02, 11:49, 17:32 | 10:30, 13:11, 19:03 |
| Abeokuta to Lagos | Sun to Thu | 9:02, 17:02 | 10:33, 18:33 |
| Abeokuta to Ibadan | Fri and Sat | 9:21, 15:02, 17:36 | 10:18, 16:01, 18:33 |
| Abeokuta to Ibadan | Sun to Thu | 9:36, 17:36 | 10:30, 18:33 |
These are published listings, not guarantees. Check the NRC pages on the day you travel. For booking steps, see our guide to the Lagos to Ibadan train ticket price, schedule and booking. If you live near Agbado or the Ogun border, our Lagos Red Line train guide may also help.
Popular Ogun Trips Readers Ask About
Lagos to Abeokuta by road
Private buses run daily from several Lagos parks. Fares depend on the operator, vehicle type and time of day. Compare options in our guide to Lagos to Abeokuta by bus and our Lagos to Abeokuta transport fare breakdown.
Ogun State to Port Harcourt
We could not verify a state-run bus from Ogun to Port Harcourt. Long trips to the South-South are usually run by private interstate operators, and many leave from Lagos terminals. See our Lagos to Port Harcourt bus guide to compare operators, and ask each one whether it has a pickup point in Ogun.
Sagamu to Abeokuta
We found no published official fare for this trip. Fares are set at the park and can change with fuel prices. Ask for the total fare before you board, and confirm your drop-off point.
Lagos to Ijebu-Ode
This is a busy Ogun route with frequent buses. Read our Lagos to Ijebu-Ode transport guide for options and planning tips.
Abeokuta onward to Osun or Oyo
The NRC train runs from Abeokuta to Ibadan (see the tables above). For trips further north, see our Lagos to Osogbo bus guide and our review of the Oyo State Transport Company.
How to Check a Route and Fare Before You Pay
- Find the real operator. Ask for the company name on the bus or ticket. A vague label such as “Ogun State Transport” is not enough.
- Use official channels only. Take contact numbers from the operator’s own website, office or verified social media. Our guide on how to verify a transport company’s WhatsApp booking line shows you what to check.
- Confirm the total fare. Ask whether the price includes luggage, and whether it covers the full trip or only part of it.
- Confirm the boarding and drop-off points. Terminal names can be confusing. Ask for a landmark.
- Leave early. Traffic on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway can be heavy. Our guide to Lagos road trip times explains when to set off.
- Check road safety updates. The OGUN STATE TRAFFIC COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT CORPS (TRACE) shares traffic notices on its official website.
For booking tips across many routes, read our Lagos interstate bus booking guide or browse the LagosMove transport directory.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Ogun State have a government transport company?
Ogun State runs government CNG bus services, launched in 2023. We could not find a current official route or fare list for a company named “Ogun State Transport Company.” Source: THE GUARDIAN NIGERIA; OGUNINVEST.
How much is the Ogun CNG bus fare?
At launch, fares on the Mowe-Ibafo-Berger axis ranged from โฆ200 to โฆ400 maximum. We have not confirmed current fares, so check at the bus stop. Source: THE GUARDIAN NIGERIA.
Where do Ogun CNG buses stop?
The launch report listed Mowe, Ibafo, Magboro, Arepo and New Garage in Berger. The scheme first began on the Adatan to Ita-Oshin corridor in Abeokuta. Source: THE GUARDIAN NIGERIA.
How much is the train from Lagos to Abeokuta?
The NRC lists โฆ3,000 for a regular adult ticket, โฆ4,500 for business and โฆ9,000 for first class. A regular minor ticket is โฆ2,000. Source: NRC fares page.
What time does the train leave Lagos for Abeokuta?
On Fridays and Saturdays, NRC lists departures at 7:15, 13:40 and 16:00. From Sunday to Thursday, it lists 8:00 and 16:00. Source: NRC schedules page.
Have Ogun transport fares dropped under the October 2026 CNG plan?
Not right away, based on reports we found. THISDAY reported that high petrol prices made an immediate cut difficult in Ogun, and BusinessDay reported Ifo to Oshodi fares of up to โฆ1,500. Source: THISDAY; BUSINESSDAY.
Sources Used
- THE GUARDIAN NIGERIA: Ogun CNG-powered buses begin Mowe-Ibafo-Berger operations
- OGUNINVEST (OGUN STATE GOVERNMENT): Transportation and Logistics
- NIGERIAN RAILWAY CORPORATION: Fares and Schedules
- THISDAY: Lagos, Kwara, Ekiti, Plateau, Enugu Deploy CNG Buses to Cut Transport Fares
- BUSINESSDAY: Transport cost pain bites despite Tinubu’s Oct 1 promise
- OGUN STATE TELEVISION (OGTV): CNG: States race to cut transport fares
- TRACE: Official website
Spotted a change in a route or fare? LagosMove reviews reader corrections and updates this guide when new official information is published.


