The accident was caused by road obstruction by a Mack truck and excessive speed and loss of control by a Toyota Hiace bus driver.
The SGF said that in spite of the tremendous achievements recorded over the years, the war against road crashes was still far from over.
He stated that the Nissan car, marked LSR 377 BL, had a tyre burst due to the high speed, which led to the loss of control.
Another 522 people were seriously injured in 520 road traffic crashes in Lagos during the period under review.
Mr Keyamo said the administration was also committed to promoting a prosperous economy and providing employment.
Three persons died, and three others were severely injured in a lone road crash on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway.
“The truck driver rammed into the stationary bus and killed the driver of the bus who was under the bus trying to rectify some faults discovered from the vehicle.”
The train service chief lamented that the trip reduction was the only way for the NRC to cope with the increase in diesel prices.
The driver of the vehicle was speeding before losing control and ramming the bus into the median. The bus somersaulted and burst into flames.
