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Naija endless runner · 23 states · free

PalavaExpressNigeria

Run from Lagos to Sokoto and Maiduguri, from the Garden City to the Coal City, across the Niger Bridge and up into the Ekiti hills. Grab eko notes, catch your bus, train or flight to the next state, and settle the police before they catch you.

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23states 115runners Police dey come!
The plane trip from Abuja to Enugu between two states in Travel mode
Palava Express main menu with the Travel and States buttons, and Hon. Dapo standing in Wuse Market, Abuja
Two ways to play

Travel or stay

Cross the country on a journey, or run one city for as long as your legs can carry you.

The Travel screen showing Hon. Dapo's journey across five states
The checkpoint screen after arriving in Abuja, with Continue the journey and Save and stop
Travel mode

Cross Naija

Every runner has their own journey, like the trader going from Kano to Lagos by train, or the aide visiting five states by plane. Pick the runner, and their route comes with them.

  1. Run the state. Two districts, then the motor park, train station or airport comes into view.
  2. Board. Run into the bus, train or plane and ride to the next state. On the road, the bus can break down or hit a police checkpoint: pay, wait, or run the highway yourself.
  3. Checkpoint. Continue the journey, or save and stop to bank your cash and carry on later.
  4. Journey complete. Reach the last state for a big cash bonus and +25% on your score.

Your speed carries over from state to state, so the further you go, the faster it gets.

The States screen: city tiles for Lagos, Port Harcourt, Abuja, Kano, Enugu and Ibadan, with region filters and a mini map of each city
Idris the Durbar horseman riding past the Emir's Palace in Kano
States mode

Run one city

The classic endless run. Pick a city from the tiles (filter by region, from the South West to the North East) and one of its five runners, then push through its districts, turning at every junction, until the police catch you.

  • Each state has its own best score and its own leaderboard
  • Morning rush or night life: night notes pay one and a half
  • Unlock the other runners in each state with the eko you bank
Travel routes

Every runner, their own road

Tap a runner to see their journey. The routes are fixed: you choose who travels, and they already know where they are going.

LagosPort HarcourtEnuguAbujaKanoIbadanCalabarBeninJosWarriOwerriOnitshaKadunaAbeokutaUyoIlorinMaiduguriKatsinaSokotoDutseMinnaMakurdiAdo-EkitiSolid: by road or rail · Dotted: by air
Lagos
Port Harcourt
Abuja
Kano
Enugu
Ibadan
Calabar
Benin City
Jos
Warri
Owerri
Onitsha
Kaduna
Abeokuta
Uyo
Ilorin
Maiduguri
Katsina
Sokoto
Dutse
Minna
Makurdi
Ado-Ekiti
Twenty-three states

Twenty-three cities, twenty-three kinds of wahala

Every state has its own streets, landmarks, buses and traffic, and its own rules on the road.

Lanre the agbero running through the Oshodi interchange, Lagos

Lagos

Eko · 7 districts

Third Mainland Bridge has no police. Run fast.

  • IkejaComputer Village: new-phone pickups double your ult charge.
  • OshodiAn overpass covers the whole way and the traffic is the heaviest in Lagos.
  • Third MainlandNo police can reach you here.
  • BalogunStalls and traders everywhere.
  • YabaTech Bro sees even further, the Student builds combo faster, and NEPA takes light more often.
  • Lekki / VINotes are worth 1.5×.
  • Ajegunle / MushinTight roads, open gutters and area fights across two lanes.
Ojota Motor ParkMobolaji Johnson Station · Ebute MettaMurtala Muhammed Airport
Runners: Amaka, Lanre, Sule, Tunde, Mama Risi
Captain Ibiso on the Creek Road waterfront, Port Harcourt

Port Harcourt

Garden City · 7 districts

Creek Road has no land police, and black soot makes notes pay 1.25×.

  • Isaac Boro ParkGarden City at its greenest: lawns, big shade trees and joggers.
  • Trans-Amadi IndustrialPipe yards, tank farms and tankers.
  • Creek Road WaterfrontBoats on one side, fish sheds on the other.
  • Tourist BeachSand on the road, horses on the beach, pepper soup shacks and the open sea.
  • East-West RoadA causeway through the mangrove swamp: floods, fallen fronds and heavy trucks.
  • GRA Phase 2High walls, big gates and lounges.
  • Marine Base WatersideA narrow causeway between houses on stilts over the creek: open gutters, canoe carriers and area fights.
Rumuokoro Motor ParkPort Harcourt Railway StationPort Harcourt International Airport
Runners: Mama Bole, Tamuno, Corper Ada, Captain Ibiso, Owu
Hon. Dapo running through the Central Area of Abuja, past the National Mosque

Abuja

Centre of Unity · 5 districts

Jabi Lake has no police. In the Central Area, notes pay 1.5× but convoys are everywhere.

  • Wuse MarketThe busiest market in the capital: traders, porters and green taxis double-parked everywhere.
  • Garki Area 1Wide boulevards, office blocks and roundabouts.
  • Central AreaMinistries, the National Mosque and Aso Rock behind.
  • Jabi LakeThe lake on one side and the mall on the other.
  • Kubwa ExpresswayThe long road out of town between the rocky hills.
Utako Motor ParkIdu Train StationNnamdi Azikiwe International Airport
Runners: Malam Sani, Mrs Ngozi, Musa, Zara, Hon. Dapo
Bala the dyer by the Kofar Mata dye pits, Kano

Kano

Centre of Commerce · 5 districts

When the harmattan blows, the road goes hazy but notes pay 1.25×. The Emir's Palace has no police.

  • Kurmi MarketOne of the oldest markets in West Africa, inside the old city walls.
  • Kofar Mata Dye PitsFive hundred years of indigo.
  • Sabon GariThe busy shopping district: kekes, achaba bikes and roadside traders.
  • Kantin KwariThe biggest textile market in West Africa.
  • Emir's PalaceThe long red walls of Gidan Rumfa.
Naibawa Motor ParkKano Railway StationMallam Aminu Kano International Airport
Runners: Garba, Aisha, Alhaji Danladi, Bala, Idris
Okafor the coal miner running through Coal Camp, Enugu

Enugu

Coal City · 5 districts

When the rain comes, puddles form but notes pay 1.25×. Milliken Hill has no police.

  • Ogbete MarketEnugu's main market: provisions, spare parts and everything in between.
  • Coal CampWhere the Coal City began.
  • Independence LayoutBig houses, big gates and the Governor's Lodge.
  • Okpara SquareThe big open square at the heart of the city: football, rallies and crowds.
  • Milliken HillThe winding road up the escarpment.
Holy Ghost Motor ParkEnugu Railway StationAkanu Ibiam International Airport
Runners: Okafor, Ikenna, Mama Nkechi, Dr. Chioma, Chukwudi
Mama Bisi running down Mapo Hill under the brown roofs of Ibadan

Ibadan

Pace Setter · 5 districts

When the harmattan blows, the road goes hazy but notes pay 1.25×. Agodi Gardens has no police.

  • Dugbe MarketThe heart of old Ibadan trade, under the Cocoa House tower.
  • Mapo HillBrown zinc roofs as far as you can see, and narrow lanes climbing to Mapo Hall.
  • BodijaAmala joints and the big Bodija market.
  • UI RoadThe University of Ibadan gate and the busy Oyo Road.
  • Agodi GardensLawns, lakes and the old gardens.
Iwo Road Motor ParkObafemi Awolowo Station · MoniyaIbadan Airport
Runners: Mama Bisi, Jide, Kunle, Chief Adigun, Bayo
Ekaette the carnival dancer on the Carnival Route, Calabar

Calabar

Canaan City · 5 districts

When the rain comes, puddles form but notes pay 1.25×. Obudu Ranch Road has no police.

  • Watt MarketCalabar's biggest market: afang leaves, periwinkle, crayfish and everything else.
  • Calabar MarinaThe river on one side and the old slave history museum on the other.
  • Carnival RouteThe road the December Carnival takes, bunting and all.
  • Duke TownThe oldest part of Calabar: colonial houses, the Old Residency and steep, clean streets.
  • Obudu Ranch RoadThe winding mountain road up to the cattle ranch.
Marian Motor ParkCalabar Railway StationMargaret Ekpo International Airport
Runners: Mma Affiong, Etim, Ekaette, Seaman Okon, Ushie
Chief Osayande by the red walls of the Oba's Palace, Benin City

Benin City

Heartbeat of Nigeria · 5 districts

Notes on Igun Street pay 1.25×. The Oba's Palace has no police.

  • Ring RoadThe big roundabout at the centre of the city, where every road in Benin meets.
  • Igun StreetThe street of the bronze casters, a craft older than the city walls.
  • New Benin MarketThe busiest market in Edo: yams, plantain, akara and every kind of bargain.
  • Oba's PalaceThe long red walls of the palace of the Oba of Benin.
  • Sapele RoadThe long road south: rubber plantations, tankers and potholes you could lose a car in.
Upper Sakponba Motor ParkBenin Railway StationBenin Airport
Runners: Osaro, Mama Osas, Osagie, Efosa, Chief Osayande
Gyang the tin miner among the balancing rocks of Shere Hills, Jos

Jos

Home of Peace and Tourism · 5 districts

When the fog comes down, you see less but notes pay 1.25×. Shere Hills has no police.

  • Terminus MarketThe city-centre market, cold in the morning and loud all day.
  • RayfieldOld tin-mine ponds turned into lakes, pine trees and quiet big houses.
  • Wildlife Park RoadThe road past the museum and the wildlife park.
  • Bukuru Mining RoadThe old tin-mining road: red spoil heaps, mining ponds and heavy trucks.
  • Shere HillsGiant balancing rocks and the cold wind off the plateau.
Terminus Motor ParkJos Railway StationYakubu Gowon Airport
Runners: Mama Lami, Dung, Gyang, Ranger Pam, Captain Dakum
Engr. Tega at the Ekpan refinery in Warri

Warri

Oil City · 5 districts

When the rain comes, puddles form but notes pay 1.25×. Warri Waterside has no land police.

  • Main MarketWarri's Main Market: banga, starch, fish and second-hand clothes.
  • Effurun RoundaboutThe busy junction between Warri and Effurun.
  • Ekpan RefineryThe refinery and the gas flare that burns day and night.
  • Warri WatersideCanoes, fish and petrol jerrycans on the jetty.
  • Ugbuwangue Swamp RoadThe swamp road along the river.
Effurun Motor ParkWarri Railway Station · UjevwuOsubi Airport
Runners: Ochuko, Mama Ejiro, Akpos, Engr. Tega, Ebiye
DJ Chizzy on Wetheral Road, Owerri, at night

Owerri

Eastern Heartland · 5 districts

Owerri nights pay double: notes are worth 2× after dark. Oguta Lake Road has no police.

  • Wetheral RoadHotels, lounges and suya spots from end to end.
  • Eke Ukwu MarketThe big Owerri market: yams, palm oil, fabrics and the loudest traders in Imo.
  • Mbari CentreThe cultural centre with its painted Mbari house.
  • Oguta Lake RoadThe lake road out of town: boats, fish sellers and the lakeside resort.
  • FUTO RoadThe road out to the Federal University of Technology.
Owerri Motor ParkOwerri Railway StationSam Mbakwe Airport
Runners: DJ Chizzy, Mama Nkem, Uche, Madam Ada, Emeka
Mama Uju running across the Niger Bridge at Onitsha

Onitsha

Light of the Nation · 5 districts

When the rain comes, puddles form but notes pay 1.25×. Ogbunike Caves has no police.

  • Main MarketOne of the biggest markets in West Africa.
  • Upper IwekaThe busiest motor park in the east.
  • Niger BridgeThe long steel bridge over the River Niger, with trucks and tankers in both directions.
  • AwkaThe state capital: blacksmiths' forges, the university road and government traffic.
  • Ogbunike CavesDeep green forest and rock walls around the famous caves.
Upper Iweka Motor ParkOnitsha Railway StationAnambra Airport · Umueri
Runners: Mama Uju, Obinna, Okey, Sister Adaeze, Ifeanyi
Grace the tour guide on the road to Kajuru Castle, Kaduna

Kaduna

Centre of Learning · 5 districts

When the harmattan blows, the road goes hazy but notes pay 1.25×. Kajuru Castle road has no police.

  • Central MarketKaduna's main market, where traders from all over the north meet.
  • Lugard HallWide colonial avenues around the domed Lugard Hall, where the old Northern Region was governed.
  • Kaduna JunctionThe great railway junction of the north.
  • Kakuri MillsThe old textile mills with their saw-tooth roofs, and the lorries that serve them.
  • Kajuru CastleOpen savanna and granite hills, and a stone castle on the ridge.
Kawo Motor ParkRigasa StationKaduna International Airport
Runners: Cadet Hauwa, Mama Lami, Baba Sule, Yusuf, Grace
Mama Funke in the Itoku adire market, Abeokuta

Abeokuta

Gateway State · 5 districts

When the rain comes, puddles form but notes pay 1.25×. Olumo Rock has no police.

  • ItokuThe adire market.
  • KutoThe busy middle of the Rock City: motor parks, shops and buka tables on the pavement.
  • AkeThe old town around the Alake's palace and Centenary Hall.
  • Sagamu InterchangeWhere the expressways meet.
  • Olumo RockHuge grey granite rocks rise beside the road: the old refuge the city was built around.
Kuto Motor ParkAbeokuta Station · LafenwaGateway Airport · Ilishan
Runners: Mama Funke, Alhaja Kudi, Wale, Dele, Egungun Alagba
Etim the football fan outside the Nest of Champions stadium, Uyo

Uyo

Land of Promise · 5 districts

When the rain comes, puddles form but notes pay 1.25×. Ibeno Beach has no police.

  • Ibom PlazaThe clean, wide roads around the fountain at Ibom Plaza.
  • Itam MarketPeriwinkle, afang leaves and smoked fish, and raffia goods on their way to Ikot Ekpene.
  • Ikot EkpeneThe Raffia City.
  • Nest of ChampionsMatch day at the big stadium.
  • Ibeno BeachOne of the longest beaches in West Africa.
Itam Motor ParkUyo StationVictor Attah International Airport
Runners: Mma Arit, Nkoyo, Uduak, Imaobong, Etim
Iya Abeke in the Okelele potters' quarter, Ilorin

Ilorin

State of Harmony · 5 districts

When the harmattan blows, the road goes hazy but notes pay 1.25×. Owu Falls road has no police.

  • Oja-ObaThe king's market beside the Emir's palace and the gold domes of the central mosque.
  • OkeleleThe potters' quarter.
  • Taiwo RoadIlorin's busiest shopping road.
  • Unilorin RoadThe long road out to the university: students, buses and keke at speed.
  • Owu FallsForest road along the river to one of the highest waterfalls in West Africa.
Geri Alimi Motor ParkIlorin Railway StationIlorin International Airport
Runners: Iya Abeke, Bros Kayode, Baba Kamal, Abdul, Dogari Abdullahi
Lawan the kakaki trumpeter by the Shehu's Palace, Maiduguri

Maiduguri

Home of Peace · 5 districts

When the harmattan blows, the road goes hazy but notes pay 1.25×. Lake Alau road has no police.

  • Monday MarketThe great market of the north-east.
  • Shehu's PalaceThe old quarter around the Shehu of Borno's palace, behind woven zana-mat fences and neem trees.
  • Baga RoadThe smoked-fish market.
  • Ramat SquareThe big square at the heart of the city: rallies, parades and heavy traffic all round it.
  • Lake Alau RoadThe Sahel opens up: sand drifts on the road, date palms, thorn trees and camel trains out to the lake.
Muna Motor ParkMaiduguri Railway StationMaiduguri International Airport
Runners: Kyari, Ya Kaltume, Fanna, Modu, Lawan
Malam Bashir under the old city wall at Kofar Kaura, Katsina

Katsina

Home of Hospitality · 5 districts

When the harmattan blows, the road goes hazy but notes pay 1.25×. The Daura road has no police.

  • Central MarketGrain, kilishi and cloth from all over the north.
  • Kofar KauraThe old city wall and its great gates, with horsemen and millet carts passing under them.
  • GobarauMud houses with pinnacled roofs around the Gobarau Minaret, which has stood for more than five hundred years.
  • IBB WayThe wide new road past the government offices and the university.
  • Daura RoadOut through the millet and sorghum fields towards Daura and its ancient well.
Katsina Central Motor ParkKatsina Railway StationUmaru Musa Yar'Adua Airport
Runners: Malam Bashir, Audu, Hajiya Rakiya, Danjuma, Ibrahim
Umaru the tanner in the leather quarter, Sokoto

Sokoto

Seat of the Caliphate · 5 districts

When the harmattan blows, the road goes hazy but notes pay 1.25×. The Goronyo road has no police.

  • Kara MarketThe old market of Sokoto: leather, livestock, grain and every kind of trader.
  • Leather QuarterHides stretched on frames to dry, dye pits in red and indigo, and racks of hides in the road.
  • Sultan's PalaceThe long palace wall of the Sultan of Sokoto, and the open ground where horsemen gather.
  • Sokoto RiverOnion and pepper farms on the flood plain, watered by hand with shadoofs.
  • Goronyo RoadRed earth and giant baobab trees on the way to the dam.
Kara Motor ParkSokoto Railway StationSaddiq Abubakar Iii Airport
Runners: Umaru, Hajiya Hadiza, Nurse Fatima, Alhaji Mamman, Malam Abubakar
Malam Habu running between the rice farms, Jigawa

Dutse

The New World · 5 districts

When the harmattan blows, the road goes hazy but notes pay 1.25×. The Hadejia wetlands have no police.

  • Dutse MarketThe busy town market under the rocks.
  • Dutse RocksDutse means "rock", and here is why: sheer granite hills rise straight out of the town.
  • Kiyawa RoadThe wide roads of the new capital, with solar street lights all the way.
  • Rice FarmsFlooded rice paddies on both sides, with egrets taking off from the road.
  • Hadejia WetlandsReeds, open water and thousands of birds in the wetlands.
Dutse Motor ParkDutse Railway StationDutse International Airport
Runners: Malam Habu, Zainab, Yusha'u, Engr. Amina, Hajiya Bilki
Ndako the brass smith in the Bida brass quarter, Niger State

Minna

The Power State · 5 districts

When the harmattan blows, the road goes hazy but notes pay 1.25×. The Zuma Rock stretch has no police.

  • Minna Central MarketYams, shea butter, beads and brass from all over Niger State.
  • Paiko RoadShops under the Minna hills, with power lines sagging low over the road: slide under them.
  • Bida Brass QuarterThe Nupe metal workers' quarter: furnaces, ringing hammers and brass trays shining in the sun.
  • Kainji DamAlong the top of the great dam, with the lake on one side and the power station below.
  • Zuma Rock RoadThe expressway under Zuma Rock, the giant granite face that watches over the road to Abuja.
Minna Motor ParkMinna Railway StationMinna Airport
Runners: Ndako, Fati, Engr. Gana, Yakubu, Mama Ladi
Mama Doosuur in the yam market, Makurdi

Makurdi

Food Basket of the Nation · 5 districts

When the rain comes, puddles form but notes pay 1.25×. The Benue Plains have no police.

  • Wurukum MarketThe Food Basket's biggest market: yams, oranges, rice and soya beans, and piles of yams on the road.
  • Yam MarketPyramids of yams taller than a man, and lorries loading for the south.
  • River BenueSand diggers and canoes on the wide River Benue, with heaps of wet sand along the road.
  • Kwagh-hir SquareThe open square where the giant puppets perform, and the city traffic all around it.
  • Benue PlainsGreen farm ridges, orange orchards and yam mounds all the way to the horizon.
Wurukum Motor ParkMakurdi Railway StationMakurdi Airport
Runners: Mama Doosuur, Terfa, Iorwuese, Ngodoo, Aondona
Iya Bunmi on the winding road through the Ekiti hills

Ado-Ekiti

Fountain of Knowledge · 5 districts

When the fog comes down the hills, the road goes white but notes pay 1.25×. Ikogosi has no police.

  • Erekesan MarketThe old market in the middle of Ado, beside the Ewi's palace.
  • Fajuyi ParkLawns and trees around the memorial to Colonel Fajuyi, Ekiti's great son.
  • Ekiti HillsThe road winds between steep green hills dotted with houses.
  • Cocoa FarmsShady cocoa groves either side, with beans drying on mats and sacks waiting by the road.
  • Ikogosi SpringsDeep forest where a warm spring and a cold spring meet, with steam rising from the pools.
Ajilosun Motor ParkAdo-Ekiti StationEkiti Airport
Runners: Iya Bunmi, Baba Ojo, Tobi, Prof. Adeyemi, Kehinde
More ways to play

Race, share, come back

Every run can be a race, every week has a festival, and every day has a new route.

A rival runner from another state racing alongside, with the race tag at the top
Player vs computer

Rival races

A runner from another state turns up and races you for 40 seconds. They dodge, jump and steal notes. Finish ahead and the cash is yours.

A see-through ghost of another player running ahead, with their name over their head
Player vs player

Ghost races

Every run is recorded. Tap Race on any leaderboard score, or open a friend's challenge link, and their real run plays back as a see-through ghost beside you.

The Eyo Festival arch over a Lagos road, with bunting and notes
Every weekend

Festivals

Friday to Sunday, one city celebrates: Eyo, Durbar, Mmanwu, Calabar Carnival, Igue and more. Processions fill the road and notes pay double.

The bus has broken down on the way to the next state, with the choice to run or wait
Between states

Trouble on the road

The bus breaks down, the police set up a checkpoint, cows block the rail line. Pay, wait, or run the highway to the next park.

A shareable score card with the runner, the score and the game link
Share

Score cards

Turn any run into a picture for WhatsApp or X. The link challenges your friends to beat you on the same runner and route.

Your hustle: daily pay at the top with a 7-day streak, then your rank and today's three missions
Every day

Daily pay, missions and badges

Daily pay waits at the top: tap once to collect it, and come back every day to build your streak up to Ɇ250k on day 7. Three new missions every day, a daily route with its own leaderboard, and 27 badges with cash rewards.

115 runners

Pick your hustle

Five runners in every state, each with a perk and a special power. One starter per state is free; the rest unlock with the eko you bank.

Swipe to see all 5 →

Amaka, the Normal Worker, in the gameNWStarter
LAGOSAmaka

Normal Worker

From IkejaNa hustle we dey. I dey late for work!
PERKJumps higher and switches lanes fastest in the game.ULTSalary Alert: Your phone buzzes: a burst of cash plus 5s of slow motion.
Journey: Lagos → bus → Enugu → bus → PH
Lanre, the Agbero, in the gameAGɆ0.8M
LAGOSLanre

Agbero

From OshodiOwo da? Shey you wan pass?
PERKFirst stumble in a run doesn't count. Shoulder-barges barricades, bales and wheelbarrows.ULTOwo Da?: He shouts. For 6s every vehicle nearby stops dead and pays you Ɇ500.
Journey: Lagos → bus → Abuja → bus → Kano
Sule, the Okada Rider, in the gameOKɆ1M
LAGOSSule

Okada Rider

From AjegunleOga where you dey go? Enter!
PERKFastest base speed. Rides straight over potholes and mud.ULTEnter Sidewalk: For 6s you ride the sidewalk, a free lane full of notes.
Journey: Lagos → train → Abuja → bus → Kano
Tunde, the Yahoo Boy, in the gameYBɆ1.5M
LAGOSTunde

Yahoo Boy

From LekkiClient don pay! Soft life loading.
PERKEvery note you pick up counts double.ULTClient Don Pay: For 8s every note on screen flies straight to you.
Journey: Lagos → plane → Abuja → plane → PH
Mama Risi, the Iya Oloja, in the gameIOɆ1.8M
LAGOSMama Risi

Iya Oloja

From BalogunCustomer! Come and buy, I go dash you.
PERKStalls, wheelbarrows and porters don't knock you down. You pass through and pick up a bonus.ULTTray Spin: She spins her head tray and knocks every obstacle in her lane off the screen.
Journey: Lagos → bus → Enugu → bus → Kano
How it works

Run the country.No get caught.

Swipe to change lanes, jump and slide. The longer you run clean, the more you earn. One stumble and the heat goes up.

Run

Weave through danfos, kekes, camels and convoys. Jump potholes, pipelines and dye pits, slide under banners, and pick your turn at every junction.

Grab eko

Every note in the air over an obstacle is yours if you jump it right. Build your combo to ×5; night, harmattan and rain all pay more.

Heat rises

Every stumble and near miss draws attention. The higher the heat bar, the more officers join the chase, up to five.

Settle am

Pay the officer before he reaches you, or fire your runner's special power to shake them off.

Zara running by Jabi Lake, Abuja, at night
Abuja · Jabi Lake 22:29No police by the lake
Bala the dyer running past the Kofar Mata dye pits in Kano
Kano · Kofar MataMind the dye pits
Dr. Chioma running down Milliken Hill in Enugu, with the red earth bank and green terraces
Enugu · Milliken HillSteep descent, no police
Captain Ibiso running along the Creek Road waterfront in Port Harcourt
Port Harcourt · Creek RoadBoat don ready
The bus ride from Abuja to Kano
Abuja → KanoBy road
The in-game leaderboard, Travel tab, with the top runners and their scores
Leaderboards

Who be the fastest for Naija?

Leaderboards for Travel, for the Daily Route and for every state. Your single best score in each one goes up against everyone else.

Sign in with GoogleYour eko, runners, missions and bests are kept in the cloud, so you can pick up on any phone. Your scores go on the leaderboard.
Play as a guestJump straight in. Nothing is saved: close the game and it all starts again.
Police surround Malam Sani in Garki Area 1, Abuja, with the choice to settle the officer or go to the station
The squad catches Mama Nkechi in Ogbete Market, Enugu
When they catch you

Na cell you dey go

Run out of luck in any state and the squad closes in: down you go, and the officer lifts you up and cuffs you. Settle him to keep running, or go to the station, bank your cash and wait in the cell.

BAIL IS FREENigeria Police Force
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Pick a runner, catch your ride and see how far across Naija you go before they catch you.

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