CMS T&M has operated the Lekki–Ajah Transport Corridor for over five decades, making it one of Nigeria's most enduring public transportation institutions. Headquartered at the Marina in Lagos, it is registered with LAMATA and affiliated with BRTAN and NURTW.
TMO is the digital face of that institution — bringing structure, accountability, and reliability to every commuter in Lagos.
Operator of the Lekki–Ajah Transport Corridor, headquartered at the Marina in Lagos — built on a cooperative model and governed by the bodies that keep Lagos moving.
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Driving Lagos forward through disciplined and regulated public transportation.
Hop on — the bus takes you through nearly six decades of the road we've travelled.
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Request your TMO Card and start riding cashless across supported routes.
Scroll to ride the corridor — six structured stops, predictable times, regulated fares.
TMO grows where commuters need it most. Tell us the route you wish we ran — and let us know whether you'd subscribe and pay for the service once we expand there. Your demand is what guides our next corridor.
Own more than one vehicle? Onboard your entire fleet onto TMO and watch every vehicle work. See how many vehicles you have on the road, what type they are, which routes they run, and exactly how much each one is making — or is projected to make — all from one account.
CMS T&M is governed by a Board representing seven cooperative groups across Lagos.
Andy is the MD/CEO of CMS Taxi & Motor Nigeria Limited, a public transportation company based in Lagos. He attended Harvard University Graduate School of Education (HGSE) Project Zero Classroom from 2007–2009, and spent 21 years at First Bank, resigning voluntarily on June 6, 2014 as a Business Manager. CMS T&M was an account under his management at First Bank — where he was first exposed to the company's operations — and he joined the company in 2016.
At First Bank he packaged credit requests and managed A-list companies including Dangote's Obajana Cement Factory and AA Rano Petroleum, alongside high-net-worth relationships such as Tom Dim Limited — where he packaged the ₦350M purchase of a 100-bed hotel facility in Apapa. Post-retirement he founded LearnPower, an ed-tech platform for primary, secondary and tertiary learners across Nigeria, and served as a Director at TenStrings, Nigeria's largest and most successful music institute.
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One enduring benefit of running public transport on a cooperative model is that it reduces the risk of failure. CMS T&M organises itself around independent transport groups — each with its own leaders, members, and governance — all submitting to the limited liability company known today as CMS T&M.
There are seven Directors in CMS T&M — each the head of their respective cooperative group.
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