Leandro Trossard gave Arsenal the lead 20 minutes into the game.
Nigerian police came under huge public criticism for arresting and failing to charge Mr Ojukwu to court throughout his 10 days behind bars.
The police secretly arrested Mr Ojukwu and kept him behind bars on May 1 over a story exposing corruption.
“To all Chadians who voted for change, who voted for me, I say: mobilise. Do it calmly, with a spirit of peace,” Mr Masra said in a broadcast.
Another ‘achievement’ listed on Mr Ododo’s official X account was a visit to the Kogi governor’s hometown.
The force spokesperson said Mr Ojukwu by his story violated the Cybercrime Prohibition Act 2015 and other extant laws of the land.
He dismissed the thought and idea that one man can change Nigeria as a facade that cannot work.
“They are denying lawyers access to him as well.”
“First, this is ethically wrong, in my honest opinion. There exists a conflict of interest,” an X user, Enwagboso, said matter-of-factly.
A BDC operator at Wuse Zone 4, Abuja’s currency exchange hub, confirmed EFCC’s raid to Peoples Gazette.Â
