Ashantiking:

The police is wrong for arresting them no matter what flag they were displaying. They need to release them ASAP. Ghana is a free country. As long as it was a peaceful protest they have the right to protest.

Edygrin: Your economy is always in crisis. The energy you are putting in to hate on Nigeria, Use that energy and do something useful in ghana and watch your cursed economy grow.

SantaMafia: our economy is always in crisis? yet only 52% of our people live on $2 a day, compared with 90% for crisis-free shitnigeria. our economy is always in crisis yet life expectancy is 64 years, compared with 52 years for your dustbin country. our economy is in crisis yet the vast majority of our youths are gainfully employed while your dustbin country has youths indulging in crime as a result of lack of jobs. you remember the episode when one million applicants lined up in abuja and the rest of the country for 10 vacancies and people got crushed to death? our economy is always in crisis yet we provide free feeding for our young children across the country, something your dustbin country can't afford to do. do I continue..........................? fuckeduppedness

our economy is in crisis yet our police and the rest of the civil service are better paid than crisis-free shitnigeria. you need to get rid of the generator fumes in your brain

Batman123: I agree with you here my brother. There was no reason to arrest these men at all.

SantaMafia: have you ever had foreigners join a protest in your country? did Ghanaians join the fuel protests in your country? and are nigerians the only foreigners in Ghana? how come only nigerians joined? not even our legitimate brothers from any of the neighbouring countries. look, those modafaka will be kobokolised till they learn not to poke-nose their amaia, abi na akpu-stained noses into Ghana's purely internal affair. arrant nonsense!

SantaMafia: and you think Ghanaians living in nigeria "live freely?" hahahahahaha you obviously don't know what you are talking about. do you you know the amount of hate Ghanaians living in your dustbin country have to cope with? abeg park well ooooh.

Edygrin: I would really appreciate it if you could back-up your stats with a link or anything. My last word to you guys today : Stop living in self-denial. Good day

Batman123: I am a Ghanaian and I have no qualms with foreigners joining a protest. If they want to join us I see no problem with that. I don't think these guys should have been arrested. Maybe they should not have gone with their flag as I think that was what escalated the matter but these guys have not committed a crime.

londoner: I watched a news show fom Ghana this moning.

They mentioned this story.

The interviewer was speaking on the phone to one of the Ghanaian officials who ordered the arrest.

She kept asking what they had actually done, that was illegal, what law did they break by joining the protest.

The man kept avoiding answering. He just kept saying that the demo was for Ghanaians only and they are investigating the guys, to see if they have committed a crime to charge them for.

This is why I, as someone with Naija roots can never live in Ghana, or raise a family there.

Their crime is that they are Nigerian.....Nothing more, full stop.


That should be a lesson to all Nigerians,in Ghana.

It can never be your home, because they will not accept you, no matter how they smile with you, or how long you have lived in Ghana.

SantaMafia: well, mate. I am also a Ghanaian. Unlike you, I have qualms about foreigners joining a protest in Ghana. can you, as a Ghanaian, go to nigeria and join them in their protest? as a matter of fact, I am going to look for the police station where those MUMU ediots are being held and give them my own beatings

SantaMafia: well, mate. I am also a Ghanaian. Unlike you, I have qualms about foreigners joining a protest in Ghana. can you, as a Ghanaian, go to nigeria and join them in their protest? as a matter of fact, I am going to look for the police station where those MUMU ediots are being held and give them my own beatings

@ bolded

*FALLS OFF CHAIR LAUGHING OUT LOUD!!!*

londoner:

Of course anyone can join. I dont see anything wrong with showing solidarity. Neither would you if they were obroni/white.

When the #bringbackourgirls protests were happening, on Nigerian soil, did you not see non Nigerians?

Were they arrested or told to get away?

SantaMafia: have you ever had foreigners join a protest in your country? did Ghanaians join the fuel protests in your country? and are nigerians the only foreigners in Ghana? how come only nigerians joined? not even our legitimate brothers from any of the neighbouring countries. look, those modafaka will be kobokolised till they learn not to poke-nose their amaia, abi na akpu-stained noses into Ghana's purely internal affair. arrant nonsense!

NanaAmofah: I was prt of that demonstration and even our leaders who organised it are workin around the clock so they will release the nigerians.Now i think some of we africans are excuse me to say stupid. Why preaxh hatred between us. infact some of us should reason up.

NanaAmofah: I was prt of that demonstration and even our leaders who organised it are workin around the clock so they will release the nigerians.Now i think some of we africans are excuse me to say stupid. Why preaxh hatred between us. infact some of us should reason up.

SantaMafia: hahahaha no need to over flog this issue,huh? The Ghanaian police have declared their participation in the protest as illegal, so what is your problem? Or Ghanaians no longer have the right to determine what goes on in their own country again? we are not like you shitnigerians who worship white people,huh? what is wrong is wrong, whether you are black or green. we are a country founded on the rule of law. that is the fundamental difference between the two countries. one is a lawless jungle while the other upholds the rule of law

Ashantiking:

Santa I disagree with you on this issue. As long as they live in Ghana, the current situation also affects them so they have every right to protest. The police was wrong, I don't see how u can even defend them. Let's call a spade a spade.

Kizmarty: i started hating Ghanaians since i got into nairaland...



these e-wars not helping at all

Ashantiking:

Santa I disagree with you on this issue. As long as they live in Ghana, the current situation also affects them so they have every right to protest. The police was wrong, I don't see how u can even defend them. Let's call a spade a spade. There's nothing in the constitution that says a foreigner can't protest in Ghana. Their human rights were violated.

IloveGH:

Yes they have the right to protest but flying their flag is what got them into trouble. It's an indication that, they were representing their country to protest against another country's government, and that I believe is wrong. They should have just protested like everyone else without flying the green and white

Hope they have learned from their mistake

Lets just allow the police to do their job rather than criticizing them. If they are found to be innocent, they would be released.

SantaMafia: are they the only foreigners living in Ghana? if the situation in Ghana is affecting them then why can't they go back to their country? after all it is a paradise and a land flowing with milk and honey,huh? Look, I live here in Accra and if I can locate where those MUMUs are being kept here in Accra, I will drive there and flog them myself.

can I ask you something? how much do you know about nigerians? have you lived in that country before? I know nigerians very well, but I don;t want to say more at this point. a few of them are good, but a vast majority of them are devils. I know them more than they even know themselves.

By the way, I am not just a average person who does not know what he/she is talking about. my accomplishments speak for themselves, trust me. fuckeduppedness

Ashantiking:

Stop it ebola is no joke, it is still killing people. As it stands Ghana hasn't recorded any death due to ebola but Nigeria has. So stop with the nonsense.

Ashantiking:

Even if they were flying their flag, is still doesn't give the police the right to arrest them. They have every right to raise whatever flag. The police was wrong.

Kizmarty: there's this kind of *NOTICE ME* attitude with my Nigeria brothers... they want to be seen and heard anywhere they're... even in hell...

where they the only non Ghanaian

yet the question remains..."DID THEY BREAK A LAW "??

of course not...


bet me .if this was done in a western country we'll all be shouting RACISM!!!!!!!!!!!!!

this act by the police was absolutely wrong...inasmuch it was tagged a peaceful campaign...


Ghanaians /Nigerians here saying trash should quit it...
we all need to stop these senseless attitude of bashing each other..it makes no sense....


"stand with a man when he's right and leave him when he's wrong" ...Abraham Lincoln