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LASTMA UNVEILS 3367 TOLL-FREE SHORT-CODE HOTLINE TO STRENGTHEN EMERGENCY RESPONSE, ENHANCE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT AND PROMOTE ACCOUNTABILITY ACROSS LAGOS.

The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) has officially unveiled its new 3367 Toll-Free Short-Code Hotline, a strategic initiative designed to fortify emergency response operations, optimize traffic management efficiency and deepen public participation in the administration of road transportation across Lagos State.

The newly introduced short-code represents a significant migration from the Agency's former long-service code platform to a more accessible, technologically advanced and citizen-oriented communication framework. Available toll-free on MTN, Etisalat (T2) and Glo networks, the platform enables millions of subscribers to report traffic-related emergencies and incidents without financial burden.

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LASG ANNOUNCES TRAFFIC DIVERSION FOR TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF IDDO BRIDGE

The Lagos State Government wishes to inform the motoring public that the Federal Ministry of Works will commence the installation of heavy steel bridge beams as part of the ongoing rehabilitation and reconstruction of Iddo Bridge in Ijora, Apapa Local Government Area.

The operation is scheduled to take place on the following dates:
Wednesday, 17th June, 2026 – from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. (7 hours)
Sunday, 21st June, 2026 – from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (8 hours)
Consequently, the entire section of Iddo Bridge will be temporarily closed to vehicular movement during the periods stated above to ensure the safe installation of the steel beams on the bridge.

To ease traffic movement, motorists are advised to use the following alternative routes:
1. Motorists travelling from Oyingbo/Yaba to Ijora Olopa, Apapa and Costain should use Funsho Williams Avenue to continue their journeys.
2. Motorists travelling from Marina to Ijora Olopa, Apapa and Costain should descend the ramp to access Iddo-Onigbe to connect Oyingbo, and continue their journeys via Murtala Muhammed Way.
3. Motorists travelling from Ijora Olopa/Apapa towards Carter Bridge/Marina should use Eko Bridge by connecting Apapa Road to continue their journeys through Murtala Muhammed Way via Iddo-Onigbe and Carter Bridge.

Advisory Motorists are implored to be patient and cooperate with the Traffic Management Officials during the temporary closure. The closure is part of the traffic management plans put in place to facilitate the launching of steel beams for the ongoing rehabilitation and reconstruction of Iddo Bridge by the Federal Ministry of Works (Office of the Federal Controller of Works, Lagos).

E Signed:
Mr. Oluwaseun Osiyemi,
Lagos State Commissioner for Transportation

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LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT

MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION

PRESS RELEASE

LASG DIVERTS TRAFFIC FOR CONSTRUCTION OF CULVERT ALONG BAALE ANIMASHAUN ROAD, IFAKO-IJAIYE

The Lagos State Government wishes to inform the motoring public that as part of the ongoing drainage reconstruction project serving Adfarm Estate, there is a need to construct a culvert across Baale Animashaun Road to channel stormwater runoff from Adfarm Estate, Adson Street, and surrounding areas.

The construction work is scheduled to commence on 15th of June, 2026 and is expected to last for Eight (8) weeks.

To reduce inconvenience during the construction period, the following alternative routes have been provided for motorists:

Alternative Route 1: Motorists heading into Baale Animashaun Road from Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway should use the Ijaiye Bus Stop Junction through Agbado-Ijaiye Road (Post Office Road), connect to Alakuko Road, and then link back to Baale Animashaun Road.

Alternative Route 2: Motorists may also use Jendor Junction, located close to Baale Animashaun Road (Alakuko Junction), through Alhaji Ganiyu Road to reconnect with Baale Animashaun Road.

Alternative Route 3: Motorists can also use the Ajegunle-Ilo Bus Stop Junction via Adetiba Street, connect to Fagbeyiro Abayomi Street, proceed through Fola Azeez Street, and link back to Baale Animashaun Road.

Please note: that there will be no movement into Baale Animashaun Road from Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway. The road will be closed for the construction works.

Motorists are advised to obey all traffic signs and follow the directives of traffic management officials to ensure smooth vehicular movement during the period.

E Signed:
Mr. Oluwaseun Osiyemi,
Lagos State Commissioner for Transportation.

12th June, 2026

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LAGOS MOVES OVER 60 MILLION PASSENGERS THROUGH STATE BUS SERVICES, TRANSPORTS 42,000 DAILY

The Lagos State Government has disclosed that Lagos Bus Services Limited (LBSL) has transported over 60 million passengers across the State as part of efforts to improve public transportation and provide affordable mobility for residents.

The Honourable Commissioner for Transportation, Mr. Oluwaseun Osiyemi, made this known during the 2026 Ministerial Press Briefing commemorating the third year of the second term of Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu.

According to the report presented by the Ministry, LBSL moved a total of 60,882,000 passengers from May 2019 till February 2025, while the agency currently transports over 42,266 passengers daily with an average of 1,000 bus trips every day.

The report also stated that LBSL has continued to provide affordable transportation for Lagos residents. It noted that since inception, the average LBSL fare has remained cheaper than average fares of the informal transport operators.

Speaking further, the Commissioner said LBSL currently maintains the widest public bus network coverage in Lagos State, operating across all five IBILE divisions and 13 Local Government Areas, including Ibeju-Lekki, Ojo and Ikorodu.

The report revealed that the agency presently operates 21 corridors and over 40 bus service routes across the State, supported by six depot facilities and a fleet of 300 buses.

Osiyemi stated that the achievements reflect the commitment of the Sanwo-Olu administration towards building an integrated, safe, affordable and efficient transportation system for Lagosians in line with the THEMES+ Agenda.

He added that the State Government remains committed to expanding public transport infrastructure and improving connectivity across road, rail and water transportation systems in Lagos State.

E-Signed;
Bolanle Ogunlola (Mrs)
Director, Public Affairs.

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PROJECT UPDATE

Intelligent Traffic Signal Lights Installed at Admiralty Road by Arobieke Intersection

The Lagos State Government has installed intelligent traffic signal lights at Admiralty Road by Arobieke intersection to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion in the area.

The AI-powered signals adjust timing in real time based on traffic conditions, cutting idle time and making movement smoother for motorists and pedestrians.

The State Government remains committed to building a modern, efficient, and reliable transport system for all Lagosians.

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LAGOS TRANSPORT RECORDS MAJOR MILESTONES UNDER SANWO-OLU’S MULTIMODAL DRIVE

The Lagos State Ministry of Transportation has highlighted major achievements recorded under the administration of Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu as the State marks the third year of the Governor’s second term in office.

Speaking during the 2026 Ministerial Press Briefing, the Honourable Commissioner for Transportation, Mr. Oluwaseun Osiyemi, said the State Government has continued to transform Lagos into a modern megacity through strategic investments in rail, road, water transportation, traffic management, and sustainable mobility initiatives.

According to the Commissioner, the administration has intensified efforts aimed at reducing traffic congestion and improving connectivity through several ongoing and completed transport projects across the State.
Among the major achievements highlighted were the expansion of the Lagos Rail Mass Transit system, including the ongoing Blue Line Phase II project from Mile 2 to Okokomaiko, increased operations on the Red Line Rail, and the introduction of additional train coaches to improve passenger movement and reduce waiting time.

The Ministry also revealed that over 3.5 million passengers have used the Blue Rail Line, while Lagos Bus Services Limited (LBSL) has transported more than 60 million passengers since inception, with over 42,000 commuters currently using the buses daily across different corridors.
In the area of traffic management, the State Government embarked on major junction improvement projects along Toyin Street, Opebi Road, Allen Avenue, and other strategic corridors. This was alongside the installation of intelligent traffic signal lights in Ikeja, Lekki, Ikoyi, Surulere, Epe, Gbagada, and Victoria Island to improve traffic flow and road safety.
The briefing also highlighted the introduction of technology-driven transport solutions, including the E-Call Up System for trucks along the Lekki-Epe Corridor, deployment of Automated Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras, digital parking management systems, and the expansion of the Cowry Card unified payment system across rail, buses, and ferries.

On waterways transportation, the Ministry disclosed that about two million passengers now use Lagos waterways monthly, while new ferry routes, safety campaigns, life jacket distribution programmes, and the OMI-EKO electric ferry initiative are helping to reposition water transportation as a safe and reliable alternative.
The State Government also reaffirmed its commitment to environmental sustainability through cleaner transport initiatives such as electric buses, CNG-powered vehicles, electric ferries, and ongoing plans for bio-methane fuel alternatives.

Osiyemi noted that the Ministry remains committed to delivering a safe, integrated, affordable, and sustainable transportation system in line with the THEMES+ Agenda of the Sanwo-Olu administration.

He added that several new projects are already planned for 2026, including the Green and Purple Rail Line projects, the Lekki Water Taxi initiative, AI driver simulators for training, modernization of transport infrastructure, and further deployment of smart mobility systems across Lagos State.

Earlier, the Honourable Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Gbenga Omotoso, said the impact of Governor Sanwo-Olu’s administration in the transportation sector is being felt across Lagos State. He added that people who believe transportation is only about the Blue and Red Line Rail projects or NURTW activities would now better understand that transportation is much broader and involves several interconnected sectors and initiatives.

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LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION
PRESS RELEASE
LAGOS STATE MOVES TO PRODUCE BIOGAS, REDUCE DEPENDENCE ON IMPORTED FUEL
The Lagos State Government has announced plans to begin the commercial production of biogas and bio-methane as part of efforts to reduce dependence on imported fuel and promote a cleaner environment.
To achieve this, the State has set up a Technical Committee made up of different Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs).
The Commissioner for Transportation, Oluwaseun Osiyemi, made this known during the annual Ministerial Press Briefing while presenting the Ministry’s achievements.
Mr. Osiyemi said a feasibility study confirmed that biogas and bio-methane are good alternatives to diesel. He explained that Lagos generates about 13,000 metric tonnes of waste daily, with 45 percent being organic waste that can be used to produce bio-methane fuel locally at a lower cost.
According to him, the newly created Technical Committee will help drive the process towards full commercial production.
Speaking on environmental sustainability, the Commissioner said the State Government has introduced several programmes aimed at reducing carbon emissions and making Lagos cleaner.
He listed some of the initiatives to include the conversion of 152 First and Last Mile buses from petrol to Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), the development of a seven-line electric rail network, and the gradual replacement of diesel with cleaner energy sources such as CNG, electricity, and biogas in bus operations.
Mr. Osiyemi revealed that CNG buses introduced since 2022 have transported more than 600,000 passengers while reducing fuel costs by 50 percent.
He also stated that two electric buses deployed on Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) routes completed a 90-day pilot programme, transporting over 150,000 passengers and reducing about 200,000 kilograms of carbon emissions.
In the same vein, the Lagos State Government, through the Office of the Senior Special Assistant on Transportation and Logistics and in partnership with United Bank for Africa, introduced 2,000 CNG-powered trucks under Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu’s haulage reform programme.
The initiative is aimed at replacing old and unsafe trucks responsible for many road accidents while promoting safer and cleaner haulage operations across the State.
The Ministry also highlighted the Sustainability Conference organised by Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority, themed “Harnessing Clean Urban Transport Innovation and Investment in Africa.”
The conference brought together African cities, development partners, and transport stakeholders to discuss cleaner and more sustainable transportation systems.
According to the Commissioner, the conference further strengthened Lagos’ position as a leading city in sustainable urban transportation in Africa.
Mr. Osiyemi added that programmes such as the E1 Sport Series and EcoMove Lagos were introduced to encourage innovation in water transportation and promote cleaner and smarter mobility across the State.
He also disclosed that more electric and CNG-powered vehicles are now being registered within the e-hailing sector, showing growing support for cleaner transportation in Lagos.
He explained that all these efforts align with the THEMES+ Agenda of the State Government, which focuses on eco-friendly transportation, reduced emissions, better traffic management, and improved integration of road, rail, air, and water transport systems to support economic growth.

Bolanle Ogunlola (Mrs.)
Director, Public Affairs
11th May, 2026.

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LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION
PRESS RELEASE

LASG APPRECIATES RESIDENTS’ PATIENCE AND UNDERSTANDING AS REHABILITATION WORKS PROGRESS ON LEKKI-EPE CORRIDOR
The Lagos State Government acknowledges the traffic challenges experienced by motorists on the Lekki-Epe Corridor due to ongoing rehabilitation works. The government equally appreciates residents' patience and understanding and assures that every effort is being made to expedite project completion.
The State Government is committed to enhancing infrastructure and improving traffic flow. Motorists are urged to plan their movement accordingly and explore alternative routes provided to minimize disruptions.
Updates on project progress will be communicated regularly.

E-Signed;
Mr. Oluwaseun Osiyemi,
Lagos State Commissioner for Transportation.
10th March, 2026 by

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LASG ANNOUNCES TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR ROAD RECONSTRUCTION BETWEEN SUPER AND ILEPO BUS-STOP (INBOUND LAGOS) ALONG LAGOS-ABEOKUTA EXPRESSWAY

The Lagos State Government has announced traffic management plan to enable the Federal Ministry of Works reconstruct a section of the main carriageway between Super Bus-Stop and Ilepo Bus-stop (Inbound Lagos) along Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway from Saturday, 7th March, 2026 to Saturday, 30th May, 2026. (12 weeks).

In line with the scheduled reconstruction, the main carriageway from Super Bus-stop to Ilepo Bus-stop (Lagos bound) will totally closed to traffic.

To manage movement along the corridor, motorists are hereby enjoined to take note of the highlighted alternative routes;

Lagos Bound Traffic

Option 1- Motorists from Abeokuta/Sango Tollgate going to Lagos/Oshodi will be diverted to the BRT Corridor by Super Bus-Stop and exit the BRT Corridor by Pleasure Bus-Stop (Ilepo) to continue their journeys.

Option 2- Motorists from Abeokuta/Sango Tollgate going to Lagos/Oshodi can also go through Ekoro Road to Old Otta Road through Alira Street to link Abeokuta Street to connect Pleasure Bus-Stop to continue their journeys.

Option 3- Motorists from Abeokuta/Sango Tollgate going to Lagos/Oshodi can alternatively go through Abule Egba Underbridge to connect Agege to link their desired destinations

For the construction period, motorists on the other side of the carriageway, (Abeokuta Bound) will have a through traffic.

For Breakdown Management, emergency tow vehicles will be stationed to provide quick recovery operations within the BRT corridor during this period.

Advisory to Motorists
Motorists are implored to be patient, comply with traffic signage, and cooperate with Traffic Management Officials deployed along the corridor for safe and efficient execution of the reconstruction works for better motoring experience.

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LASG RELEASES TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR PHASE I RECONSTRUCTION OF OGUNNUSI ROAD IN IKEJA LGA.

The Lagos State Government has announced traffic management plan to enable the Federal Ministry of Works commence Phase 1 reconstruction and expansion works on Ogunnusi Road, spanning from Ojodu-Berger Bus-Stop to Mobil Filling Station Junction (Ijaye/Agege Bound) in Ikeja Local Government Area of Lagos State.

The project, forms part of a comprehensive plan to upgrade the 9.0-kilometre dual carriage corridor between Ojodu-Berger Bus-Stop and Mobil Filling Station Junction (both inbound and outbound).
The entire project (Phase 1&2) is scheduled to run from Friday, 6th March, 2026 through different phases to Thursday, 6th January, 2028.

Phase 1 of the project will cover a 4.5-kilometre stretch from Ojodu-Berger Bus-Stop inward Mobil Filling Station Junction (Ijaye/Agege Bound). The phase is scheduled to commence on Friday, 6th March, 2026 and is expected to be completed by Saturday, 6th February, 2027.

To facilitate seamless execution of the works, there will be no vehicular access within the designated work zone.
Consequently, the following traffic diversion measures have been put in place:
1. Motorists inward Ijaye/Agege through Ogunnusi Road (Ojodu-Berger) will be diverted to move on a contraflow on Ojodu-Berger bound carriageway for approximately one (1) kilometre, after which they will gain access back into the main carriageway to continue their journeys.
● Alternatively, motorists may use Dr. Nurudeen Olowopopo Way to connect Otunba Jobifele Way to Obafemi Awolowo Way to link Lateef Jakande Road to connect with their respective destinations.
2. Articulated and trucks drivers from Lagos-Ibadan Expressway heading to Agege are advised to go through Ojota /Maryland to link Mobolaji Bank Anthony Way to access Kodesoh Street and connect Oba Akran Avenue to Guinness Roundabout to link Ogba Road to Pen cinema and continue their journeys.
3. Motorists travelling from Ijaye/Agege through Ogunnusi Road toward Ojodu-Berger will experience through traffic. However, upon approaching the work zone, they will be diverted to form a contraflow with Ijaye/Agege bound traffic for approximately one (1) kilometre before regaining full access to the road after the construction area.

Emergency and Breakdown Management during the construction period;
To ensure smooth traffic flow and prompt incident response, emergency tow vehicles will be stationed strategically within the corridor to provide quick recovery operations throughout the construction period.
Advisory to Motorists
Motorists are strongly advised to exercise patience, comply with traffic signage, and cooperate with Traffic Management Officials deployed along the corridor. The temporary traffic adjustments are necessary to ensure the safe and efficient execution of the reconstruction and expansion works for better travel experience.

E-signed;
Mr. Oluwaseun Osiyemi,
Lagos State Commissioner for Transportation.

1st March, 2026.

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LASG ANNOUNCES TRAFFIC DIVERSION PLAN FOR REPAIR WORKS ON APONGBON BRIDGE

The Lagos State Government has announced a traffic diversion plan to enable the Federal Ministry of Works carry out repair works on the failed asphalt sections of the ramp/service lane linking Inner Marina to Apongbon Bridge, as well as sections of Apongbon Bridge on both the inbound and outbound lanes.
Commencing with the Service Lane, the repair works are scheduled to run for six (6) weeks, starting from Thursday, 5th February to Thursday, 19th March, 2026 (6 weeks).

To ensure the safety of road users and facilitate the smooth execution of the works, sections of the affected roads will be temporarily closed to traffic.

Consequently, motorists are advised to use the following alternative routes;

1. INBOUND APONGBON TRAFFIC

a) Rehabilitation of Apongbon Service Lane

● Motorists from Inner Marina should proceed to the Apongbon under bridge roundabout, connect to Adeniji Adele Road, continue through Ebute Ero, and use the ramp to Apongbon/Eko Bridge to continue their journeys.

● Traffic from TBS, Third Mainland Bridge, and Victoria Island will connect their journeys through Apongbon Bridge to Eko Bridge.

b) Rehabilitation of Main Carriageway on Apongbon Bridge

● Motorists from TBS, Third Mainland Bridge, and Victoria Island will ramp down at the Apongbon under bridge roundabout (by UBA), proceed via Inner Marina, connect with Apongbon Bridge service lane, and continue onto Eko Bridge.

Upon completion of repair works on the inbound section, construction activities will shift to the outbound side of Apongbon Bridge.

2. OUTBOUND APONGBON TRAFFIC

a) Rehabilitation of Apongbon Service Lane (Chapel Street)

● Motorists from Eko Bridge heading to Inner Marina will be diverted through Ebute Ero Ramp, Adeniji Adele Road, and Apongbon under bridge roundabout to continue their journeys.

● Traffic from Eko Bridge to Outer Marina, Victoria Island, and Third Mainland Bridge will maintain through movement on Apongbon Bridge.

b) Rehabilitation of Main Carriageway on Apongbon Bridge

● Motorists heading to Outer Marina, CMS, Victoria Island, and Third Mainland Bridge will be diverted through Ebute Ero Ramp, Leventis, and Outer Marina/CMS.

● Traffic bound for Inner Marina will ramp down through Chapel Street to the Apongbon under bridge roundabout to continue their journeys.

ADVISORY

Motorists are urged to exercise patience and comply with traffic management measures put in place during this period. The temporary road closures and diversions are necessary to ensure the successful repair works on the Apongbon Bridge.

Traffic management Personnel will be deployed to guide motorists and minimize inconvenience.

E- Signed;

Mr. Oluwaseun Osiyemi,
Lagos State Commissioner for Transportation.

4th February, 2026.

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