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The U.S. State Department has approved potential sales of munitions, precision bombs and precision rockets to Nigeria for an estimated cost of $346 million, the Pentagon said on Wednesday.
The contractors for the sales are Lockheed Martin, RTX Missiles and Defence and BAE Systems, the statement said.
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