Mr Bakare-Oki added that LASTMA has captured over 54,000 vehicles through the use of technology, specifically Traffic Management Solutions (TMS).
Mr Bakare-Oki noted that this initiative reflects global best practices in advanced traffic psychology.
The apprehended driver said that his team generated between ₦250,000 and ₦300,000 daily by selling stolen phones and other valuables.
Mr Bakare-Oki sympathised with the bereaved family, expressing regret over the tragic incident.
Mr Bakare-Oki reassured the public of LASTMA’s commitment to addressing complaints promptly and impartially.
Mr Bakare-Oki said a multi-vehicle collision claimed one life and left 17 injured on Sunday morning due to a loss of control by a truck driver.
Mr Bakare-Oki emphasised the importance of maintaining order and ensuring smooth traffic flow.
Mr Bakare-Oki expressed dissatisfaction with the chaotic behaviour of some drivers.
LASTMA spokesperson Adebayo Taofiq noted that the multiple fatal accident occurred at Ketu, by Demurin Junction inward Kosofe, Lagos, around 6:45 a.m.
Mr Taofiq also said the general manager of LASTMA, Olalekan Bakare-Oki, warned truck owners and drivers to always observe speed limits.
