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A popular Nigerian skit maker was arrested during a raid by the drug law enforcement agency.
Sunday Joshua popularly known as De General was found with Tramadol - a restricted drug used to treat pain - and cannabis.
He had gone live on his Instagram account - that has more than 700,000 followers - during the raid.
De General has not commented about the arrest but a statement from the agency said he admitted to owning the drugs found in his house.
His friends have however told local media that he was set up.
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