Exactly 32 years ago General Buhari in his reign instigated the Ghana Must Go policy which oversaw the deportation of about 700,000 west african foreigners (Mostly Ghanaians) from Nigeria, and till date, that name Ghana- must-go lives with us. Even in Europe and the Americas, you see Ghana –must –go bags.
That bag, which was what the fazed Ghanaians found handy when hurried out of the shores of Nigeria did not have a name until Buhari asked Ghana to go.

Ghana under Jerry Rawlings, did not like that treatment at all. The 1985 Ecowas Summit was so heated that Ghana’s foreign minister Obed Yao Asamoah was ready to tear Nigeria to shreds, literally speaking.

Fast-forward now to 32 years.

Has Buhari regretted his action?

Ghanaians do not want to remember this past. General Muhammadu Buhari could have forgotten. The Ashanti have not. Those that died in transit, those unsettled suddenly, those humiliated and those that left valuables behind.

History doth repeat itself they say. As Buhari comes back into power will Ghana-go-again? Will it cast a faint shadow of cold bilateral and suspect relationships between the 2 countries? Will Buhari gain social popularity and favor amidst the Ghanaians?

We find out as events unfolds.

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sherrylo:
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Itunmo?

op u mumu o. it was shagari dat brought about ghana must go not buhari. smh for u, go nd learn ur history.

Ghanaians has moved past that

just looking for a way to discredit him,

without doing your research well!!!

still licking your wound??
poor you!!!!

my history tells me that ghana must go eaevin the 90s not 80s.

I was around then and experience it. they where a lot of Ghana who remain behind and some came back after they had left.

its 90s

Omg... Another dumb post again

Headlamp1:
Exactly 32 years ago General Buhari in his reign instigated the Ghana Must Go policy which oversaw the deportation of about 700,000 west african foreigners (Mostly Ghanaians) from Nigeria, and till date, that name Ghana- must-go lives with us. Even in Europe and the Americas, you see Ghana –must –go bags.
That bag, which was what the fazed Ghanaians found handy when hurried out of the shores of Nigeria did not have a name until Buhari asked Ghana to go.
Ghana under Jerry Rawlings, did not like that treatment at all. The 1985 Ecowas Summit was so heated that Ghana’s foreign minister Obed Yao Asamoah was ready to tear Nigeria to shreds, literally speaking.
Fast-forward now to 32 years.
Has Buhari regretted his action?
Ghanaians do not want to remember this past. General Muhammadu Buhari could have forgotten. The Ashanti have not. Those that died in transit, those unsettled suddenly, those humiliated and those that left valuables behind.
History doth repeat itself they say. As Buhari comes back into power will Ghana-go-again? Will it cast a faint shadow of cold bilateral and suspect relationships between the 2 countries? Will Buhari gain social popularity and favor amidst the Ghanaians?
We find out as events unfolds.

It was Shehu Shagari not Buhari

Lord we pray! After giving people brain, please give them the grace to function properly. Amen!