CKN News Headlines..Tuesday 18th December 2012

·         kidnappers contact Imo over actress

·         Lagos impounds 6,972 motorcycles in three months

·         FG, Lagos agree on Lekki Seaport

·         Govs demand role in helicopter crash probe

·         Ondo tribunal okays joint inspection of electoral materials

·         Party interest killed electoral reform committee report – Uwais

·         Kidnappers abduct four expatriates, Nigerian in Bayelsa

·         How Ajimobi won 2011 Oyo gov poll – Tokyo

·         States should control police –Senator

·         Health workers’ protest politically motivated –NMA

·         Politicians encouraging terrorism –Aregbesola

·         Okonjo-Iweala: My Mother was Abducted over Subsidy Claims

·         Uwais: Political Interests Killed My Report

·         Bakassi: Nigeria, Cameroun to Speed up Boundary Demarcation

·         Helicopter Crash: ANPP Urges Thorough Probe

·         NNPC: We Won’t Bend Contracting Procedures for IOCs

·         Four Charged in UK for Bribing Nigerian Officials over Tax

·         FG Earmarks N220m for HYPPADEC’s Take-off

·         PDP: We’re Not Bothered by Opposition Parties Merger Bid

·         Police Pension: EFCC Arrests Dangabar for Disobeying Court Order

·         Shell Awards Subsurface Contracts to Four Nigerian Firms

·         AMCON Defies Court Order to Vacate Capital Oil Premises

·         Orji, Cobham, Oyinlola, Kalu, Others Pay Tributes to Yakowa, Azazi

·         Again, Police Shut down Plateau Workers Protest

·         Police Raise Recruitment Requirement to OND

·         NMA: Health Workers Protest Politically-motivated

·         Labour Alleges Attempt to Shortchange PHCN Workers

·         First Lady to Light First National Christmas Tree

·         FG Bans Sugar Importation from January 2013

·         FG to Introduce New Yellow Fever Card Soon

·         10 Die in Road Accident in Kebbi

·         Bauchi Internal Revenue on the Rise

·         FG, Lagos Sign New Lekki Deep Sea Port Agreement

·         Lagos Condemns Rise in Forging of Land Documents