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Carpool from Ajah to Ikoyi

Along the Lekki–Epe Expressway and over the Lekki–Ikoyi Link Bridge, with verified professionals heading to Ikoyi. The waitlist is open: pickups will use the first route’s named points, and Ikoyi drop-offs are being set up.

Ajah to Ikoyi

via the Lekki–Ikoyi Link Bridge

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The road: the expressway, then the Link Bridge

Ajah to Ikoyi shares most of its road with the Lekki to VI run: the same expressway, the same jams at Ajah and Chevron. The difference comes at Lekki Phase 1, where the car turns off for the Lekki–Ikoyi Link Bridge instead of going on to Ozumba Mbadiwe. Over the bridge you’re in Ikoyi, for offices around Bourdillon Road, Awolowo Road, Alfred Rewane Road and Falomo.

The pickup points are already named, because they’re the first route’s. What an Ikoyi carpool needs is enough people heading to Ikoyi at the same time.

Nine pickup points, in road order

The same Ganusii points as the Lekki / Ajah line, from Ajah to the Link Bridge. Starting from Sangotedo? The Novare Mall gate works for Ikoyi too.

  1. Ajah Bus Stop, under the bridgeLEK-020-AJA
  2. Ikota Bus Stop, by the Shoprite gateLEK-030-IKO
  3. VGC GateLEK-040-VGC
  4. Chevron RoundaboutLEK-050-CHV
  5. Agungi Bus StopLEK-060-AGU
  6. Jakande RoundaboutLEK-070-JAK
  7. Ikate / Elegushi RoundaboutLEK-080-IKA
  8. Lekki Phase 1 Gate, Admiralty WayLEK-090-LP1
  9. Lekki–Ikoyi Link Bridge Toll, Lekki sideLEK-100-LKB
  10. IkoyiBeing set up

Ikoyi drop-offs are being set up, around Bourdillon Road, Awolowo Road, Alfred Rewane Road and Falomo. Be at your pickup point 5 minutes early.

Morning and evening times

Morning pickups are planned for 6:00 to 7:15 am, from Ajah through to Lekki Phase 1. Heading home, cars will leave Ikoyi between 5:00 and 7:00 pm and drop off along the expressway in road order. You choose the time you usually leave when you join, and rides will only run between 5:00 am and 10:00 pm.

We’ll add typical journey times to Ikoyi once the first drivers have timed it.

Every ride will be confirmed ahead: morning rides the evening before, rides home by 4:30 pm on the day. If someone can’t make it, Simbi, Ganusii’s WhatsApp assistant, will offer the seat to someone else on the route or tell everyone who is riding.

Ganusii: Riding tomorrow morning, Ngozi? Your carpool on Ajah → Ikoyi picks up around 06:30 at VGC Gate. Tap below to confirm your seat.18:00
Example of the 6:00 pm message, with a fictional member.

What a solo ride-hail costs today

Solo ride-hail, Ajah to Ikoyi, weekday morning

Being checked

We’re checking what a solo Bolt or Uber from Ajah to Ikoyi costs on a weekday morning, and will post the range here with the month.

Until then, price your own trip in Bolt or Uber at the time you usually leave. That’s the same guide Ganusii will show when you and your driver agree a fare.

How the fare is agreed

There’s no set Ganusii price during the pilot. Today’s solo ride-hail fare for the same trip is the guide. How fares work

  1. Your offer

    What you’d pay for a seat, one way.

  2. Your driver’s ask

    What they’d accept for a seat, one way.

  3. Agreed fare

    Everyone in the car pays the same, directly to the driver after each ride.

Verified people, and HELP on every ride

In an emergency, call 112 or 767 (Lagos emergency) first. Ganusii is not an emergency service. When you can, message HELP so the team knows.

Everyone will show a government-issued ID, take a live photo and confirm a work email before they ride; drivers also share their licence and vehicle details. When rides start, you can message HELP on any ride to report a safety concern or a car or trip issue, and the Ganusii team watches HELP from 5:00 am to 10:00 pm. Trust and safety in full

Questions about this route

How much is a carpool from Ajah to Ikoyi?

There’s no set Ganusii price. You say what you’d pay for a seat, one way, your driver says what they’d accept, and today’s fare for the same trip by solo ride-hail is the guide. You’ll pay your driver directly. We’re still checking today’s solo fare from Ajah to Ikoyi; until then, check Bolt or Uber at the time you leave.

Where are the pickup points from Ajah to Ikoyi?

Nine named landmarks on the Lekki–Epe Expressway, in road order: Ajah Bus Stop, Ikota Bus Stop, VGC Gate, Chevron Roundabout, Agungi Bus Stop, Jakande Roundabout, Ikate / Elegushi Roundabout, Lekki Phase 1 Gate on Admiralty Way, and the Lekki–Ikoyi Link Bridge toll on the Lekki side.

Where will I be dropped in Ikoyi?

Ikoyi drop-off points are being set up, around Bourdillon Road, Awolowo Road, Alfred Rewane Road and Falomo. Tell us where you work when you join; it helps decide where they go.

Does the car use the Lekki–Ikoyi Link Bridge?

Yes. That’s what makes this route different from Lekki / Ajah to Victoria Island: the car leaves the expressway at Lekki Phase 1 and crosses the Link Bridge into Ikoyi.

Are Ganusii carpools running from Ajah to Ikoyi yet?

Not yet. The waitlist is open and the first route is Lekki / Ajah to Victoria Island, which uses the same pickup points; Ajah to Ikoyi is on the waitlist. Carpools start on a route when enough verified drivers and riders are leaving around the same time.

Who will I share the car with?

Verified professionals going the same way: everyone shows a government-issued ID, takes a live photo and confirms a work email, and drivers also share their licence and vehicle details. You’ll get the first names and numbers of the people in your car. In an emergency, call 112 or 767 (Lagos emergency) first. Ganusii is not an emergency service.

Going from Ajah to Ikoyi?

Join the free waitlist with your route. It takes 2 minutes, after that everything happens on WhatsApp, and every signup on this route brings its first carpool closer.

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