Heightened Attacks: Group seeks arms licence for adults without crime records

civil rights advocacy group Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) yesterday, called for the liberalisation of AK-47 license for adults without criminal records.

Ernest Nzor, Abuja

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