ABUJA (Reuters) - Two Nigerians have been charged with collecting money from al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) in Yemen to pay for training for Nigerian militants, a court document shows.
The document filed late on Thursday at the Federal High Court said two men from Nigeria's commercial capital Lagos were accused of being members of the group and of collecting around $6,200 in U.S. dollars and Saudi riyals.
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