$496m fighter jets: ‘Buhari committed impeachable offense, we must do the needful’ – Rep. Ogun
By OakTV
26 April 2018 |
3:45 pm
Tension rose in the House of Representatives on Tuesday over President Muhammadu Buhari letter requesting National Assembly’s approval of $496,374,470 for the purchase of Super Tucano Aircraft from the United States government.
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