The technical team led by the agency’s director, Search and Rescue, Usman Bature, arrived in Lagos on Wednesday night and proceeded to the incident site.
The directive followed safety concerns raised by structural experts after the fire incident at the 25-storey building.
According to her, the recurrent spread of fires in major markets exposes critical infrastructure gaps.
He noted that recurring fire outbreaks in major commercial centres had become a growing threat to businesses.
Between these headline-making incidents, Martins Street and the broader Balogun Market area have witnessed numerous significant fire outbreaks.
LASEMA said emergency teams were working under challenging conditions because of the building’s height.
Lagos officials visited Iwaya on Saturday as part of efforts to tackle environmental degradation.
Mr Giwa said the exercise forms part of efforts to ensure traffic order before, during, and after the upcoming festive season.
The monarch said that criminal activities andterrorism in parts of the country were not directed at any religion.
The court said Mr Oladiti’s offence contravened Sections 223, 411, and 245 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015.
