701.12 km (436 miles) is the average travel distance between Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport and . If you could walk at the speed of 3mph (4.8kph), it would take 4 days 12 hours.
Distance from
Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport to LagosAverage travel distance is
701.12 kmNomal travel times are between
1h 19min - 9h 32minTravel distance by transport mode
| Tranport | Km | Miles | Nautical miles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flight | 584.11 km | 362.95 miles | 315.4 miles |
| Bus | 797.01 km | 495.24 miles | 430.35 miles |
| Drive | 722.24 km | 448.78 miles | 389.98 miles |
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Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport - Lagos Info
The distance from ABV to LOS 559 km (347.31 miles) .
The distance from Lagos to Lagos 25 km (15.64 miles) .
Travel distance chart
The distance between Abuja International Airport, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria to Lagos, Nigeria is 701.12 km (436 miles) and it would cost 39 USD ~ 6,190 NGN to drive in a car that consumes about 9 MPG.