talktrue1234:


Since you don't understand it, this is what your government is presently doing, they are showing the whole world that they are very insecure country who can't handle business competition diplomatically, they are showing they they can resort to frustrating investors at any point in time and they don't know how to separate business from politics.

Nigerian government doesn't need to do too much, just use the media to tell your good deeds all over the world how you are intentionally frustrating businesses because they are foreign owned, and watch investors skeptical about your country

Noisyrians:
Retaliate? For what? It is not by force fir Nigerians to stay in ZGhana now. Nigeria can also deport Ghanaians if they want. You can’t force another country to accept your citizens. Or can you? Tell your people to return to Nigeria if they cannot stay in a Ghana. It is not by force to stay in Ghana.

talktrue1234:


Lol your English shows you are actually better than an illiterate. And I am sure the literacy in your country has resolved the high skill shortage in your country.

And the fact that you are asking me who will listen to Nigeria shows you don't know how the media works, let alone how it's employed in situations like this, I am not interested in educating you, so I don't need to talk to you

Dayvidblue:
Goodness! And my first impression of you was "tribalistic"
You just said something that caught my attention, but I think we need to extend what you said to the political scene. We all need cast our tribes aside and fight for the common good.
Personally I don't care what tribe the next president or any public office holder comes from, all I am interested in is what he has to offer.
Irrespective of what you might think, I'll like you to realize that like it or not, government will always affect the quality of business because they formulate policies.

Talking about passing the cost to the consumers, government policies can also affect how effective that can be. The consumers will be more willing to bear the extra cost if they have the means to. Ever head of the multiplier effect?

Noisyrians:
Ghanaians never had problems with Nigerians. The Yorubas in particular are very good guests. They respect the laws of their host country. The Yorubas and even some from northern Nigeria have been living in Ghana for more than 100 years.

The real problem is with the Igbos. Let me tell you nigerians the truth.

Igbos want to drag everything with their host country. They want all the rights accorded to Ghanaians. On top of that, they don’t even show respect to the authorities in Ghana. You expect Ghanaians to tolerate that kind of rubbish? Hell no.There are Igbos living in Ghana who are always insulting and criticizing Ghana and Ghanaians. And I wonder, why will any sane person live a country he or she doesn’t like? It doesn’t make sense. Ghanaians know all these things and that is fuellling the resentment against nigerians in Ghana.

lucasalves:


That's the point tho, we are all catching cruise on nairaland. So after the whole tribe bashing online, the real world isn't a dystopian one where Yorubas and igbos are actively at each other's throats. Nigeria isn't by nature a political correct country everyone says whatever they want to (trust me I have visited countries with anti defamation laws that are unbelievably harsh).

Automatically the generation of more jobs (giving the average consumer the means) in the country will negate multiplier effect. Coalitions can get so big that they dictate actions of government ( this is basically happening in America no matter how much they deny it). Big and multi national corporation dictate a huge chunk of the government policy towards trade.
You will just be ready to see a hyper capitalist economy and that will drive development especially with better infrastructure. Not to mention attracting FDIs in record numbers. All the while at least maintaining the purchasing power of the average consumer and creating millions of employment opportunities.

We are a country of 200 million people, if we really put our minds into production we can easily conquer the whole continent. Just imagine if we had 5 to 10 more Dangotes. But this of course is still a dream.

frog12:
those NIGERIANS over there quarrel openly like THUGS !

SUFFERInSMILIIN:

What you say cannot happen in the next 1 million years. Nigeria's problem is not actually the government the people and their illiteracy. All over the world Nigeria with food for somebody that can do absolutely nothing for them then they want development. In the UK Europe America Nigerian will tell you it is better to follow somebody which can do nothing for them than to vote for an outsider it is no problem if we fought for Nigerians and we are suffering this is what Nigerians tell you in develop countries

abbey621:
The best and brightest group in Nigeria is also the weakest! It's like a curse, our Igbo brothers cannot succeed in Igboland because there's nothing there so they go to other lands, develop it, enrich it and then complain when they are reminded that they are just tenants. It happened in Lagos and China, happened in the North, it happened in South Africa and now Ghana.....Must you wait for Lesotho before waking up?

Noisyrians:
Stop saying what you don’t know,huh? Ghana today attracts more FIDs than nigeria, despite it being a smaller economy. Why do you think investors will go to Ghana, instead of Nigeria?

Nigerians are very good at frustrating foreign investors. These days, you Nigeria’s are hell bent on frustrating businesses from South Africa. MTN, multichioce etc are always under attack in Nigeria. I guess that is your own way of encouraging foreign investment,huh?

Thankfully, there is very little investment by Ghanaians in Nigeria. We see the way you nigerians harass South African businesses in Nigeria.

talktrue1234:


Dude calm down, the truth you don't know is this path your leaders are threading will not benefit Ghana, Nigeria has a lot to give to the world than Ghana, a good relationship between the two of us will do both of us good. What your leaders are doing is just stupidity and quackery, you people need a review of your international relations if you think this is right. If Nigeria decides to retaliate, Ghana can't stand it.

And mind you a lot of you people keep saying we are proud, I have listened to a lot of Ghanaians especially their presenters and I can tell you very well it's their hearts that pride resides

Ndipe:
One million dollars is a lot of money, why not invest that princely sum of money in Nigeria to give you a peace of mind?

RTSC:

Well, Ghana just ate their money and still threw them out.

I know which of the two countries would have been better off.

$1M for a shop in Ghana. A mere $35billion economy.

Is that not economic madness?

EastGold:
They ought to flog these traders.

$1m will do a lot in Nigeria business environment

Obalatule:
Two igala villages on the Anambra kogi border?....loool

A Full blooded Fulani Emir is ruling over yeroba people in Ilorin ....Shameless dingbat

NkemChukwudi:


Look at the assembled Igbo men and point to any that has seen $1m in their life.

Liars!

Pimpmaride:
Liars..

I'm sure they didn't pay the money... They Wana gain sympathy again instead of them to find a solution..


Media sympathy wunt help u in Ghana.... Nigeria is a zoo like we hear.... How can the zoo help now??


Come back home brother.... We all die here


Infact all Nigerians in diaspora, come back home. Oooo.

We miss u


It started from Lagos then China, happened in the North, it happened in South Africa and now Ghana..

The Chinese, yorubas, northerner, South Africans and Ghanians are jealous of we Igbos.. We are the best tribe in Africa and That is why most nations are jealous of US...

Igbo kwenu

JonCleary:


A lot of forward thinking Nigerians have emigrated to Ghana simply because the system works over there

Unfortunately an absentee president like Buhari just popped out of nowhere and spoilt everything for them...the truth is that the Fulani oligarchy are determined to keep Nigeria in a state of chaos because that's the only environment where predators like them can thrive.