The international crimes tribunal says it is proceeding with its investigation into how Nigerian soldiers quelled #EndSARS on October 20.
Languages such as LWKMD, LMAO, LOL, OMG, BRB in professional posts are amongst practices banned in military social media guidelines.
![Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Yusuf Buratai. [CREDIT: Thisday]](https://gazettengr.com/wp-content/uploads/Buratai-1.jpg)
The flip-flop comes a day after Governor Sanwo-Olu said on CNN that military chiefs will be held accountable for the massacre.
Six soldiers who took part in the mysterious operation are currently receiving treatments at an orthopedic hospital in the nation’s commercial hub.
The Netherlands-based war crimes tribunal acknowledged receiving complaints against Nigerian political and military leaders last week.
A spokesman for the Nigerian Army in Lagos did not return multiple requests seeking comments about the soldier’s conduct.
In a viral video, Lance Corporal Harrison Friday urged colleagues to avoid killing civilians marching against police brutality.
The soldiers cut electricity supply to muddle camera visibility in the area.
The Nigerian leader has been weighing multiple solutions as citizens press on with their demands.
On-tour troops have been ordered to remain at base; while passes have been revoked for those away on leave or other official permissions.
