LASEMA officials cry out over unpaid salary and Management reacts

Aggrieved members of staff of the Response unit of the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA), have accused the management of the agency of holding on to their salaries for four months and exposing them to unfavorable working conditions. The response unit is the arm of the agency with the people who go out for interventions after they have received information about an emergency.
According to them, their work station in Oshodi has no power and they are exposed to all kinds of hazards while working.

Read what the aggrieved staff said:

''The Major Base which is at Oshodi, is currently cut-off from NEPA (PHCN). This is a base that accommodates over 50 people at a time, and houses all the heavy equipment of the Agency. This base remains without Electricity sometimes all through the night exposing workers to mosquitoes and rats and diseases because the toilets don't have running water during this periods. Emergency Responders work under the very inhumane conditions. The guys you see everyday as heroes attending to emergencies are not being treated well when they return back to their bases''. 

Read what the management said: 
the General Manager of LASEMA, Tiamiyu Muyiwa Adesina, who denied the allegation. He told the Journalist that at the moment, no staff of the agency is being owed a dime and that the work station in Oshodi has been  rehabilitated since. He asked any of the aggrieved staff to come forward with proof that they are being owed salaries.