Court remands Nigerien man in Abuja for alleged supply of AK-47 ammunition for terrorism
Charges The four counts against Mr Ibrahim include allegations of unlawfully transporting ammunition, providing logistical support to terrorist groups, failing to disclose information about gunrunning activities and fraudulently obtaining a Nigerian identity card.
The fourth count accused Mr Ibrahim of fraudulently obtaining a Nigerian identity card issued by the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), linked to a National Identification Number (NIN) (71298898372).
Judge Salim Ibrahim ordered that Mr Ibrahim be remanded at the Kuje Correctional Centre in Abuja after he pleaded not guilty to four counts, including terrorism and fraudulent acquisition of a Nigerian identification number – the National Identity Number (NIN).
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