SUPPLY Smuggled arms Concerned About Nigeria

Rocket artillery Norinco, who does not know? The rocket was a favorite group of Taliban in Afghanistan to crush the United States-led coalition forces (U.S.).

Well, now, the rocket was "stopped" in Nigeria as one of a variety of weapons smuggled findings of the authorities.
Lagos, Nigeria's largest port city became the location of the findings of the Niger intelligence. Norinco addition, there are also rocket launchers, grenades, and explosives. Some of them disclosed to the media. Smuggled arms are hidden beneath the tile and stored in containers, as news AP and AFP on Thursday (10/28/2010).
Types of weapons found this time is much greater than that found previously. Although only a small fraction are shown, it is enough to create worry the security service.
Nigerian National Security Adviser, Andrew Owoye hu, said origin and destination of these weapons is unclear. "We do not want to make conclusions about where the purpose and where it comes from. We still have to verify, so do not make speculation," he added.
However, it is unclear origin and destination of weapons was a worrying security experts. Some official sources said the weapons came from Iran seludupan, although still unknown destination.
Threat
Since a bomb attack during the celebration of Nigeria's 60 years of independence on October 1, enhanced security in this country. The militant group of Niger-Delta has claimed responsibility for the attack, had threatened to strike again.
Types of weapons found in Lagos has never been used by militants to attack oil industry facilities, though now there are allegations they started using different tactics.
A security expert said that if the weapons found are used to attack the oil industry facilities in the Niger Delta, it will have a major impact on oil production and world oil prices.
Nigeria also faces the problem of security in the northeast region, where radical Islamic groups, Boko Haram, an attack against the police, politicians, and local leaders.
The discovery of these weapons, raising concerns over a repeat of last year's violent attack, which killed about 100 people.