EKENEa Nigerian bus transportation game

The vehicles

Last updated: 2 August 2026

Fifteen machines, from a donkey to a Premium Shuttle. Each one trades off price, seats, range and speed — and four of them are hometown exclusives, sold only in one city's Motor Shop (once bought, they drive anywhere). The shop sorts by price, and so does this table.

VehiclePriceCarriesRangeSpeed
Camelƙ02 loads of cargo — no passengers120 kmSlow
Donkeyƙ01 load of cargo — no passengers120 kmSlow
Bicycleƙ1,5002 loads, at most 1 passenger150 kmSlow
Okadaƙ5,0003 loads, at most 1 passenger180 kmBrisk
Kekeƙ7,5003 loads, any mix220 kmSteady
Danfoƙ45,0006 loads, any mix380 kmBrisk
Hiluxƙ80,0006 loads, at most 2 passengers500 kmBrisk
Sprinter Busƙ120,00010 loads, any mix550 kmBrisk
Lorryƙ200,00012 loads of cargo — no passengers700 kmSteady
Coaster Busƙ300,00018 loads, any mix850 kmSteady
Gwongworoƙ400,00024 loads, any mix1,300 kmBrisk
Molueƙ500,00025 — passengers and animals only300 kmSlow
Night Busƙ650,00020 passengers — no cargo1,300 kmFast
Luxurious Busƙ1,000,00030 loads, any mix1,000 kmBrisk
Premium Shuttleƙ1,500,00012 loads, any mix750 kmFastest

Character notes

Who takes the cow?

Animals come in three sizes, and every vehicle has a limit. Chickens and their fellow small birds ride almost anything. A goat or a ram needs at least a Bicycle's rack or a Keke's tray. A cow — or the Cross River gorilla — needs a genuinely large hauler: the Sprinter Bus, Coaster Bus, Hilux, Lorry or Gwongworo. The Luxurious Bus and Premium Shuttle take small animals only (leather seats), and the Night Bus takes no cargo at all. When a load won't board, the game tells you exactly why.

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