Ndume renews first-line charge demand for Armed Forces

Former Senate Leader, Ali Ndume, on Tuesday renewed his call for the Armed Forces to be placed on First-line Charge to guarantee timely access to funds for arms, ammunition, logistics and other operational requirements.

Azimazi Momoh Jimoh, Abuja

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