Sunday, December 7, 2014
Nigerian military seizes arms-laden Russian plane bound for Chad
Premium Times is reporting that a Nigeria military
has intercepted a Russian plane loaded with large
amount of arms and ammunition, bound for
neighbouring Chad.
A security source told PT that the plane was seized
early today Saturday Dec. 6th at the Aminu Kano
International Airport.
The aircraft, which was headed for N’djamena, the
capital of Chad, landed in Kano at about 2a.m.
Nigerian time, the source said. All crew members of
the aircraft have been detained by Nigerian forces.
(Source – Premium Times)
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