The Minister Of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle, on Wednesday, said the Armed Forces of Nigeria requires 200 million rounds of ammunition annually for its operations. This, he said, cost the government at least $2 per ammunition. Matawalle also blamed past governments for the nation’s failure to achieve self-sufficiency in defence production. The minister disclosed
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