The state police spokesperson promised to provide details of the incident later.
He said the operation followed credible intelligence on the activities of hoodlums.
He said the suspect has been on the wanted list for some time.
He said the amended standing rules were characterised by moral crisis.
Mr Wike stressed that media houses operate as profit-driven businesses rather than charitable organisations.
Mr Sani thanked the stakeholders for the gesture and urged political actors to prioritise national unity over personal ambition.
The minister insisted that the Peoples Democratic Party remains the only opposition party in the country.
“The court has made it clear who should run the affairs of the party pending a lawful convention. You cannot ignore that and start setting up another structure,” said Mr Wike.
“He doesn’t want to participate in primaries. He prefers to be a consensus candidate, and that consensus must be him,” said the ADC chieftain.
The court also ordered SERAP to tender public apologies.
