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| Transportation, Air, Land Travel in Nigeria You can
get to Nigeria and travel within Nigeria by air, sea or road.
Airlines provide regular flights to and from all the major tourist and commercial centres in Nigeria. Some of the domestic and international airlines that operate from all over the world into and from Nigeria are listed here: ADC Airlines Aero Contractors Company Nig. Ltd. Air France Air India 01-2635418 800-223-2250
Chanchangi Airlines Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal 2 Tel: +234-1-4939744-55, 7744660 Website: http://www.chanchangi-airlines.com/
Ghana Airways
Egypt Air
Kenya Airways Ltd, 1st Floor Fax:01-2617917
Sosoliso Airlines 5 Henry Adefope street, off Opebi Road, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria 3rd Floor, Ark Towers, Plot 17,
Ligali Ayorinde Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria
Nigeria's total land area is 910,768 sq km, while the water covers 13,000 sq km.
If land is your desired travel choice, you can come into Nigeria by road from any of the neighbouring / West African countries - Benin, Togo, Ghana, Niger, Chad, Cameroon.
Cars, taxi cabs luxury buses, mini buses and motorcycles are some of the different alternatives by which you can travel by land in Nigeria.
Inter-city services are provided throughout Nigeria, by companies which operate with Mercedes Benz, luxury buses (luxurious (air-conditioned) buses). This is the alternative to air travel for long distance travel.
Travel by these buses is mainly for long distance traveling between cities and states, especially to and from Abuja and the Eastern part of Nigeria. Some of the major companies providing such land transport service include:
Ekene Dili Chukwu (Nig.) Ltd.
Car Hire is available at most hotels, and airports while Taxi Hire (drop) is available on the roads and virtually everywhere. Taxi fares are negotiable.
Local buses (kombi buses, danfos, (called alupandugbe in Ibadan) and molues) are available throughout the city from morning till late at night. Motorbike transport (Okada) is also popular but risky means of transportation.
Water transport is also used to get to the ports in Lagos, Port Harcourt, and Calabar. Nigeria is located just above the equator with a coastline stretching over 800 miles. And with the ocean to it's south and the hundreds of rivers, lakes and waterfalls that dot the country, water is a common means of transport for many. Private and government owned ferry services operate within the waterways of several states.
This information is provided strictly for the convenience of those interested in traveling to Nigeria. This information is provided as is without any express or implied warranties. While every attempt has been taken to ensure the accuracy of information contained in this guide, if you have any doubts or are in any way unsure please double check with the nearest Nigerian embassy or consulate. ebusinessnigeria.com assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions,
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