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One Killed, Three Injured in Lagos Road Crash

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One Killed, Three Injured in Lagos Road Crash

One Killed, Three Injured in Lagos Road Crash

One person has been killed while three others sustained serious injuries in a road crash involving a Lexus Jeep 350 along the Coastal Road inward Eko Hotel in Lagos.

 

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The accident occurred earlier on Friday, according to a statement issued by the Director of Public Affairs and Enlightenment Department of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA), Adebayo Taofiq.

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According to the statement, the grey Lexus Jeep, with registration number LSD 554 KV, reportedly lost control, crashed into a roadside pole and overturned.

 

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“Preliminary security information indicated that the vehicle reportedly lost control, violently collided with a roadside pole and subsequently overturned, resulting in three seriously injured victims and one fatality,” the statement said.

 

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The three injured victims were rescued from the wreckage with the assistance of Good Samaritans and taken to Duck-Yard Hospital within the Military Zone for urgent medical treatment.

 

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Security personnel from Victoria Island also provided reinforcement at the scene, while LASTMA officials cleared the mangled vehicle from the carriageway to prevent further accidents and restore traffic flow.

 

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The General Manager of LASTMA, Olalekan Bakare-Oki, expressed condolences to the family of the deceased and urged motorists to exercise caution on the roads.

 

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He warned that excessive speed, reckless driving and loss of vehicle control could have serious and irreversible consequences for motorists and other road users.

 

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

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