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LASTMA Urges Caution as Crash Claims Life on Lagos Coastal Road ‎

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October 2, 2026
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LASTMA Urges Caution as Crash Claims Life on Lagos Coastal Road ‎

The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) has cautioned motorists against speeding following a crash that claimed one life and left three others seriously injured.

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‎The general manager of LASTMA, Olalekan Bakare-Oki, said in a statement on Friday that the crash occurred along the Coastal Road, inward to Eko Hotel and involved a grey Lexus Jeep 350, with registration number LSD 554 KV.

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‎He said preliminary security information indicated that the vehicle lost control, collided with a roadside pole and overturned, resulting in three serious injuries and one fatality.

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‎Mr Bakare-Oki said LASTMA operatives monitoring vehicular movements along the Coastal Road swiftly mobilised to the scene, secured the affected section and facilitated emergency response.

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‎“The three critically injured victims were extricated from the crash scene with the assistance of good Samaritans and promptly conveyed to Duck-Yard Hospital within the Military Zone for urgent medical attention,” he said.

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‎Mr Bakare-Oki said the incident was subsequently brought under control, while relevant emergency and security agencies were engaged to carry out rescue, investigative and safety procedures.

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‎He added that security personnel from Victoria Island provided reinforcement, while LASTMA officers successfully removed the mangled vehicle from the carriageway.

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‎“This was to avert the possibility of a secondary collision or further catastrophic consequences, thereby restoring unhindered vehicular movement along the axis,” he said.

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‎Mr Bakare-Oki expressed condolences to the deceased’s family and urged motorists to stay vigilant, manage their speed, and comply with traffic regulations.

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‎He emphasised that speeding, reckless driving and loss of vehicular control could have devastating and irreversible consequences for motorists and other road users.

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‎Mr Bakare-Oki also urged motorists and members of the public to promptly report road crashes, vehicle breakdowns, obstructions and other emergencies through the LASTMA toll-free short code 3367 for swift intervention.

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