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CKN News Hosted By Mayor Of Heights City Washington DC.

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Photos:Mayor Of Heights City Washington DC Hosts CKN News Publisher. As the US Nigeria Executive Legislative Forum and Honors Award holds today at Double Tree Largo Hotel by Hilton ,Washington DC ,the Mayor of City District Heights ,Maryland DC USA Jack C Sims has called for better bilateral cooperation between the United States of America and Nigeria . Mayor Sim made the call while recieving in audience one of the keynote Speakers at the event,Ambassador Chris Kehinde Nwandu the Publisher ,Editor In Chief of CKN News who also doubles as the President of Guild of Professional Bloggers of Nigeria who paid him a courtesy visit in his office.Mayor who was excited by the visit thanked the organizers of the event Afriqtalk Consults USA and UPAC for their laudable initiative aimed at forestering US,Nigerian relations. He called on Nigerian investors ,political class and media to take full advantage of the various opportunities that abounds in the United State to increase their capacity

Indepth Newss Headline News In Some Nigeria Papers 21ST November 2017.

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Buratai should explain Kanus whereabouts, says Abaribe FG demands explanation from Italy over burial of 26 girls Reps to begin live telecast of Mainas probe Thursday 19 states now benefiting from school feeding programme Presidency Buhari, Shagari, Obasanjo, others mourn Ekwueme High-profile corruption cases judges undergo training Well finalise process for return of looted $321m by Dec FG Life and times of Alex Ekwueme N13bn contracts: EFCC obtains warrant to detain Anyim for 30 days Fayose okays death penalty for cultists Obasanjo inaugurates UIs agro-projects Friday Bayelsa residents allege stockpiling of arms Unpaid salaries: Benue mulls wage cut, retrenchment Rating of Nigeria police as worst globally Obaze reverses self, hails Obiano as APC accepts result Atiku's posters flood Katsina PDP secretariat Convention: Adeniran petitions Makarfi over election panel members Obiano's victory ends impunity, says Oduah Anambra poll too transparent to be contested &