The bus map Port Harcourt never had, taught by riders.
Which bus, where to board, where to drop, and what people actually paid. Book a seat when a Sabigo bus runs. Move your whole group without a 400-message WhatsApp group.
Free. Like asking the conductor, minus the shouting. Works in your phone's browser, in English or Naija Pidgin. Or teach a ride →
Why Sabigo
No bus map. Just people who sabi.
We asked a conductor for the route map. He shouted “Rumu! Rumu!” and drove off. So we built one.
In Port Harcourt you find your bus by asking: the conductor, the woman selling at the junction, the friend who rides it daily.
There is no printed route map for buses and kekes. Sabigo collects what riders already know, checks it, and gives it back to everyone as directions you can trust.
How it works
Ride. Tap. Everyone knows the way.
Ride a bus as usual
Yes, the one with the loud speaker. Open Sabigo, start a ride and tap “Bus stopped here” whenever the bus stops. Snap the stop if you can.
Sabigo checks every stop
Your ride stays private while our team reviews it stop by stop. Nothing goes public until it's approved.
The city gets directions
Approved stops join the map. Anyone can type From and To and see which buses to take, where to board and where to drop.
For riders
Directions that speak bus.
Compare every way to go
See each option with walking, buses and drops laid out. Sort by what matters to you today.
GO: a guide on the bus
Your next stop, a photo of it, and “Get off in 3 stops” as you ride. Stops behind you tick off; the next one pulses.
Book a seat, or ask for one
Where a Sabigo Daily bus runs, book a seat and pay. Where none runs yet, request one: requests tell us where to put buses next.
Only real numbers
Fares are what riders actually paid. Times come from real rides. If we don't know the fare, we won't form it.
Sabigo buses
Your seat, sorted. Or the whole bus.
Sabigo Daily
A seat on a scheduled bus for your morning and evening commute. Pick your stop, pay on the app or on board, show your code. No standing at the junction arguing with five people for one seat.
Hire a bus
Wedding, burial, retreat, staff outing, campus trip. Tell us the date, seats and where; we quote a bus, with or without a driver. You pay, it's booked. Not before.
Sabigo Daily starts on the routes riders teach first. No bus on your route yet? Hit Request: every request tells us where the next bus should go.
Teach Sabigo
Every stop you teach helps someone get home.
Collect the stops you ride, watch your line fill up, and level up as your stops go live. Only approved stops count, so the game rewards truth, not spam.
Groups & events
Moving 60 people? Leave the 400-unread WhatsApp group.
Create a trip, share one link, and people join with their pickup area. Sabigo groups them around real bus stops and plans the pickups. Use your own buses, or let Sabigo find one.
Event pages that get people there
Registration, tickets and a map showing the bus routes into your venue, plus a “Get there” button for every guest.
Weddings, retreats, staff buses, campus trips
Each rider pays, or you pay for everyone. Joining never books a seat by surprise: you confirm the plan first.
Partners
Buses, parks and drivers: plug in.
Motor parks
List departures on the routes near your park and fill seats before the bus leaves.
Talk to us →Churches & fleet owners
Your bus is parked six days a week. It's bored. Block the dates you need it; Sabigo books the rest for groups and hire.
Put your buses to work →Event centres & organisers
Give every guest directions and a ride. Organisers run their own buses or have Sabigo fulfil the trip.
Plan your next event →Who we are
SabiNaija Pidgin: to know. Sabigo is the one who knows how to go.
We're building Sabigo in Port Harcourt, for the way our cities actually move: danfos, kekes, parks and junctions everybody knows by name. The people who ride every day already hold the map. We just write it down together.
Cities
Questions
Good to know
Is Sabigo free?
Yes. Directions and teaching routes are free. Not free-for-7-days, actually free. You only pay for a seat on a Sabigo bus or for group transport you book.
Which areas does Sabigo cover?
Port Harcourt first, starting with routes into Rivers State University. More areas open as riders teach them.
How does Sabigo know the bus routes?
Riders record a normal bus ride and tap where the bus stops. Sabigo checks every stop before it goes on the map.
Do I need to download an app?
No. Sabigo works in your phone's browser at sabigo.co. An Android app is coming.
Is my location shared with other people?
No. Rides you record stay private until Sabigo approves the stops. Only the stops and the road between them become public, never your name or your trail.
Can I use Sabigo in Pidgin?
Yes. English is the default and Naija Pidgin is one tap away in settings.