Mr Iniedu, the force spokesperson, said four officers were involved and were in custody pending an orderly room trial.
He said that the command had activated a coordinated search-and-rescue operation.
He said more than 140 CTU operatives had benefited from British-coordinated training programmes in recent months.
The police spokesperson said the recovered tricycle had been taken into police custody.
The police said the road is currently closed to facilitate forensic examinations.
Mr Ndume said he never acted as an intermediary between the government and Boko Haram terrorists in Borno State.
Mr Zelensky extended his condolences to the families and loved ones of the victims.
Mr Shettima and the governors were briefed on the zone’s structure, production capacity and investment potential.
The Nigerian Army said the operation targeted a suspected criminal hideout along the Omoku–Ogbaku–Ndoni axis.
The initiative, in collaboration with Junior Achievement Nigeria (JAN), focused on budgeting, saving and responsible financial decision-making.
