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I think the Nigerian Government polices is very graceful for his country.The United Stats government are cooperate with him in their business projects.Every persons know about the the economy of USA who is very strong as compered to others countries.The American journalist Andrew is giving suggestion and work of the welfare of the Nigerian companies.