Amnesty International says 12 protesters were shot dead in the military crackdown on peaceful protesters in Lagos.
Global rights body reconstructs movements of a contingent of soldiers from the military base in Bonny Camp to Lekki Toll-Gate on October 20.
The flip-flop comes a day after Governor Sanwo-Olu said on CNN that military chiefs will be held accountable for the massacre.
The regulator fined three TV stations N3 million each for their coverage of the upheaval. Activists say this is a threat to the freedom of the press.
There has been civil unrest in many parts of the country since the army fatally put down #EndSARS protests in Lagos on October 20.
The committee members were selected at an emergency meeting of the National Economic Council on Monday.
Queues were unusually long at Access Bank, Fidelity Bank, UBA, First Bank and some others within Ibadan metro area.
The NBC says AIT will be separately fined for using a video of a fire near the National Christian Centre
Ebunolu Adegboruwa is a member of Lagos judicial panel probing SARS atrocities and Lekki military attack on civilians.
Mr. Lawan did not condemn the army crackdown in Lagos that triggered the latest wave of violence, which has since spread across the country.
