Agree the keke or okada fare before you climb on
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Keke and okada fares in Ondo are negotiated, not metered, so the price is whatever you settle before the ride starts. Ask your hotel or a Local Friend what a short hop normally costs, then state the destination clearly and agree the amount before moving. Carry small naira notes, because drivers often cannot break large ones. For anything after dark, remember the statewide okada night ban.
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