Twitter wrote to President Buhari seeking to engage with the federal government over the suspension, with a view to charting a path forward.
Minister of Information Lai Mohammed has insisted that Twitter is a threat to Nigeria’s national security.
Buhari has sacked Armstrong Idachaba and appointed Balarabe Ilelah to replace him as director-general of NBC.
Mr Gbajabiamila said that a committee had already been set up by the House to investigate the matter.
The NBC in its Monday morning statement touted its powers to regulate activities of broadcast stations, including enforcement of federal laws and regulations.
Attorney-General Abubakar Malami cited severe insecurity for the regime’s draconian move, which has continued to stir squabbles amongst administration officials.
The minister accused Twitter of ignoring tweets from the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu and #ENDSARS campaigners.
Mr Mohammed during a press conference in Abuja said banditry and kidnapping were not federal offences.
The information minister described the much-deserved awards as fitting rewards for the persistent hard work of the duo.
The minister said that the directive would be officially communicated to all public and private TV stations on Tuesday.
