Getting around a Nigerian city should not be guesswork.
Parffic helps people find buses, staff shuttles and parking in Nigerian cities. Operators publish their stops, routes and timetables, and car park owners list their spaces with prices up front, so you know before you set off.
Why we are building Parffic
In Lagos and other Nigerian cities, finding out when a bus leaves or whether a car park has space usually means asking around, calling ahead or simply turning up. The people who know, the operators and car park owners, rarely have an easy way to tell everyone.
Parffic gives them that way. A staff shuttle can publish its routes to its own staff, a church can run event transport for a weekend, and a car park can show its price, opening hours and free spaces. Passengers and drivers see exactly what was published, and when.
We started in Lagos and are building for every Nigerian city where operators and owners want to publish.
What guides our decisions
Only what is published
Every time, price and free space comes from the operator or car park that set it, and says when it was reported. We label scheduled times as scheduled and never fill a gap with a guess.
Built around how people move here
Staff shuttles, church and campus transport, bus routes and car parks of every size. We design for Nigerian roads, areas and addresses, starting with the 36 states and the FCT.
Operators stay in control
Operators and owners set their own routes, timetables, prices, spaces and opening hours. Parffic gives them the tools and keeps their records.
Honest about what is not ready
When something is not switched on, such as online payment or live vehicle tracking, the site says so plainly rather than pretending.
See what works today
Transit timetables and car parks, with what is and is not switched on stated plainly.