The distance from the Nigerian city of Lagos to the capital city of Abuja in Nigeria is roughly 725 kilometers by road, which equates to roughly 450 miles.
The roads are not completely straight though, so if you are looking for a straight distance ('as the crow flies') from point to point, then the distance is reduced to roughly 540 kilometers or 336 miles.
Both Lagos and Abuja also have airports, so a plane from city to city would be the fastest option. The plane ride can take as little as an hour and a half and is quite reasonably priced. Many online air companies offer the flight for roughly 75 US Dollars.
Both cities also have railway stations, with a link between the two cities, and it will take roughly three hours to get from city to city by train. However, this is perhaps the most unreliable form of travel between the two cities.
The roads are not completely straight though, so if you are looking for a straight distance ('as the crow flies') from point to point, then the distance is reduced to roughly 540 kilometers or 336 miles.
- Abuja
- Lagos
- How to travel there
Both Lagos and Abuja also have airports, so a plane from city to city would be the fastest option. The plane ride can take as little as an hour and a half and is quite reasonably priced. Many online air companies offer the flight for roughly 75 US Dollars.
Both cities also have railway stations, with a link between the two cities, and it will take roughly three hours to get from city to city by train. However, this is perhaps the most unreliable form of travel between the two cities.
