* Danfos: These are privately-owned minibuses that are the most common form of public transport in Nigeria. They are usually painted yellow and black, and they can be found in most major cities and towns. Danfos are relatively cheap, but they can be very crowded and uncomfortable.
* Molues: These are large, privately-owned buses that are also common in Nigeria. They are usually painted blue and white, and they can carry up to 100 passengers. Molues are cheaper than danfos, but they are even more crowded and uncomfortable.
* Taxis: Taxis are a more expensive option for public transport in Nigeria, but they are also more comfortable and convenient. Taxis can be found in most major cities and towns, and they can be hired for a fixed price or on a meter.
* Buses: Buses are another option for public transport in Nigeria. They are usually operated by the government, and they are generally cheaper than taxis. Buses can be found in most major cities and towns, and they can be used to travel between cities.
* Trains: Trains are a relatively inexpensive way to travel between major cities in Nigeria. Trains are operated by the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), and they can be booked online or at train stations.
* Air travel: Air travel is the fastest and most convenient way to travel between major cities in Nigeria. There are several airlines that operate flights between major cities, and flights can be booked online or at airports.
Private transport
* Cars: Cars are the most common form of private transport in Nigeria. Cars can be purchased from dealerships or from private sellers.
* Motorcycles: Motorcycles are also a common form of private transport in Nigeria. Motorcycles are relatively cheap and easy to operate, but they can be dangerous.
* Bicycles: Bicycles are a more environmentally-friendly form of private transport in Nigeria. Bicycles are relatively cheap and easy to operate, but they can be tiring to ride over long distances.
