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[font=Lucida Sans Unicode]Very sad. Ghana passed a law to regulate commercial weed cultivation for export and licensed use. Farmers are forming cooperatives to start. [color=#990000][/color]

Very unfortunate that he should be arrested instead of supported to grow bigger. The world is waking up to weed biproducts. Even Ghana this year passed a law to allow for licences cultivation and processing of marijuana. Maybe they can release him to Ghana government

Make sure your head rest or pillow is washed or changed daily.

And stop bleaching so your skin can recover its balance

Not surprised at all. The guy actually lives in Ghana and was on his way there when lockdown trapped him.

Just wondering though what a Youruba man is doing in Togo?

rusher14:
Kasapreko was imported from Ghana.

I know.

And they are shipping now in addition to the factory they are developing in Nigeria.

My point really is Nigeria doesn't consume much from Ghana. Rather Nigerians buy cheaper priced products for sale in Ghana.

At the end of the day all of us are actually net importers from EU and China.

Essentially the decision to rename the CFA, Eco is to publicise the proposed currency and create a groundswell of support from ordinary people.

Yes, the CFA/Eco is still central banked in France, nothing has changed. What the francophone nations and Ghana are waiting for is the setting up of an Ecowas central bank. You would realise that Nigeria headquarters the group and currently chairs it. The current administraton is dragging it's feet, but in time there is every intention to sideline Abuja and make progress as was done in the Africa Free Trade Agreement signed recently.

Nigeria may be the most populous in Ecowas, but definitely not bigger that the collective union. A quick study in light of AFTA would show that Nigeria numbers pale in comparison to Cairo and three other capitals.

Now, to address, the politics of importation. Could you pause and think, before the border closure, WHAT EVER DID YOU BUY THAT WAS MADE IN GHANA, BENIN, TOGO or Mali? I suppose the answer is nothing. The reason us simple the multinationals like Guiness, Unilever, Cadbury and Nestle have factories in every country anyway and produce locally.

Closing the border only affects ordinary peasant businessmen importing or exporting traditional food stuffs like coconut, ugu, crayfish etc. And more seriously Nigerians who do business in Ghana who import machine and auto parts from Lagos to stock their shops. Indeed, many of them are very grateful that since Nigeria opened the border to exports only, Ghana and other nations didn't retaliate by refusing entry.

In conclusion, if you can't remember using a Ghana product before the closure, then it's not definitely not pinching anyone there.

Nigeria would definitely overcome this problem post Buhar administration when more educated and exposed leaders take the helm.

Happy New Year.

Majority of trade between these two countries is actually done by Nigerians. Nigerians bring auto goods to Ghana to sell and also buy cheap products in Ghana to resell in Nigeria so as not to loose value in exchange.

Now ask yourself, who smuggles goods through the designated border when there are lots of unapproved crossings? At the end of the day it's the legitimate ones who suffer, whilst smuggling booms.

Typically, Ghana and Nigeria actually get the bulk of the goods from China and Europe anyways. If Nigeria is really serious about local industry, the sea port might be a good place to shutter.

fratermathy:
Attoh is the true definition of a Ghanaian. Melanin popping. Black is an understatement. The guy is the real MVP of Blackened Blacks Association .

Ghanaians don't bleach. What's this whole thing about looking fair complexioned? Are Africans Caucasian? Abeg drop this inferiority complex

David Brigidi, 56, former senator for Bayelsa Central has passed on this afternoon in the UK.

Prior to his short illness he had built a big business group in Ghana with interest in football, hospitality, agric and of course Oil.


He was such a down to earth man who carried himself with no airs. Sai, rest well.

Sharp guy!

I don't believe it wasn't pre arranged. Abeg so where from the professional photographer taking the pictures clearly from a second boat.

Anyways congrats to them

I won't say much, but looks like Nigeria is exporting money eating rats globally. See the havoc a batch have managed to wreak.

Akufo-Addo is satisfied Kwesi Nyantakyi is culpable – Jinapor
Nyantakyi Zylo
Kwesi Nyantakyi, GFA boss

A Deputy Chief of Staff, Abu Jinapor has confirmed that the president has viewed the yet-to-be aired Anas Aremeyaw Anas’ exposé on corruption in football and he is “fully satisfied” that the GFA president, kwesi Nyantakyi is culpable of defrauding by false pretense.

Nana Akufo-Addo on Tuesday instructed the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service to arrest the Ghana Football Association’s president who is currently out of the country on FIFA official duty in Madagascar.

Mr. Jinapor explained to the media that Mr. Kwesi Nyantakyi was “supposedly seen attempting to use the President’s name and that of the Vice President and other senior members of government to induce supposed potential investors into the country to part with various sums of monies”.

He noted that President Akufo-Addo “evaluated and consulted” after viewing the documentary stated that a prima facie case has been established against the GFA boss which warrants “a full criminal investigation into the conduct of GFA boss and any other accomplices that may exist”.

He therefore confirmed that the president has reported the matter to CID to commence investigation into the matter.





“We want to assure the Ghanaian people that the president is determined to fight corruption, to fight crime, fight influence peddling, fight bribery and instill discipline, integrity and honesty into our public life” he said, irrespective of one’s status.

The Deputy Chief of Staff called for calm to allow the legally mandated institutions to conduct their investigations, adding, “president is determined to ensure that whoever is find culpable would be made to face the law”.

Meanwhile, information gathered by 3news.com suggests that to avoid the issuance of international warrant for his arrest, Mr. Nyantakyi is likely to return to Ghana Wednesday and subject himself into CID’s investigation.

Demonstration pictures

Ghanaians are up in arms with the Akufo Addo led government over it's decision sell out Ghana's sovereignty to the US for a paltry $20 million.

The murky agreement got Ghanaians in their blindside, the public however isn't taking this lying down. Running battles started yesterday night after the U.S. Ambassador reportedly ordered/suggedted the arrest of the deputy General general secretary of the main opposition party Koku Anyidoho (aka THE BULL) , for calling on citizens to start a civil revolution to take back Ghana and safeguard peace.

A woman was shot dead, and many others sustained gunshot wounds, yesterday night, that has not dampened spirits though as the whole capital has ground to a screeching halt since morning with a mammoth demonstration since morning led by General Secretary Asiedu Nketia (General mosquito ), former president President John Mahama, Eric Agbana, Ernesto Yeboah, Atik Mohamed and the nemesis of AFRICOM, Collins Dakurah himself.

Ghanaians have made it clear, they like their peace as it is, and don't want the US presence to attract the likes of Bokoharam , ISIS and Al Qaeda as is happening in their neighborhood Burkina and Cote D'Ivoire.

However, the hard headed government which the past joined hands with the CIA to overthrow Kwame Nkrumah won't hear word. If you are planning on travelling to Ghana soon hold on and monitor the security situation first

See graphic images from yesterday night.

Na to just collect their share, because from where I see things no crime has been committed. Enjoying live, or having computers and sim cards is no crime.