₦airaland Forum

jneutron4000:
Go and read the GIPC laws then you know their crmes and will stop claiming victims, Ibos should go back to their region if they can't simply abide by the Ghanaians law

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
The heigh of Nigerian Traders association in Ghana must just shut up because he is making things worse for Nigerian if they is not careful it will be like South Africa or Cyprus or China when they just start killing Nigerians for no reason and I didn't government will do nothing. Don't forget Nigeria is 23 in Africa in performance and achievement the government is completely paralyzed and cannot protect the Citizens abroad. Please head of Nigerian Traders association in Ghana it is just better shut up. The Nigerian government is just used in you like what happened in South Africa and china when problem comes they will do nothing for you then just fooling you. I do not know why all over the world Nigerians are voting for electric if you want Nigerian government to help you go back to Nigeria and forth for criminals how can you be staying in another man's land then you want another government to come and help you illiterate


I do not know why my Nigerian people are like this when they go to another country immediately they will go and vote for an illiterate or a criminal to lead them just like in Nigeria even Nigerians in America and Europe same thing

SUFFERInSMILIIN:

It is in legal in Ghana for foreigners to do Petty trading. Not only in Ghana South Africa Zimbabwe Botswana Kenya Malawi Tanzania Uganda Mozambique Ethiopia you cannot come to the country and do Petty trading. Also most of the small shops in Ghana are used for by Nigerians for criminal activity the shop is just a diversion from their criminal activities like selling drugs kidnapping People Front they use this shop as a diversion

helinues:
So you mean the Ghanaian government are demanding $1m tax from Nigerian traders in Mokola market, Circle, Dansoman?

helinues:
My question already answered yours...

May be I should make it clear for you again, what's the total population of the acclaimed Nigerian traders claiming vicitim compared to total population of Nigerian traders in Ghana..

Why are the Ghana government not demanding imaginary $1m tax from other 85% if not 90% doing their business legitimately in Ghana?

helinues:
What's the % of Nigerian traders currently having problems with Ghana authority?

helinues:
Tell our people to behave...

Ghana should be one of the tolerant countries accepting Nigerians uncultured behavior

Leke Baiyewu, Abuja

THE leader of Nigerian traders in Ghana, Chief Chukwuemeka Nnaji, on Wednesday told the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, how Nigerian traders had been subjected to hardship by the Ghanaian authorities since 2007.

He added that Nigerian traders had their businesses registered with appropriate agencies while they pay their taxes as and when due, yet they were still subjected to harsh treatment by the Ghanaian authorities.

Nnaji said many Nigerian traders could not afford the latest $1m trade registration fee, adding that those who could not pay the sum still had their shops under lock and key.

Nnaji was quoted to have said this in a statement issued on Wednesday by the Special Adviser to the Speaker on Media and Publicity, Lanre Lasisi, titled, ‘Gbajabiamila hopeful of mutually acceptable resolutions to Ghanaian diplomatic face-off… as Nigerian traders narrate ordeals to Gbajabiamila.’

The Speaker, who led a delegation of members of the House on a “legislative diplomatic mission,” said the two-day visit to Ghana was meant to explore legislative diplomacy towards resolving the issues affecting both countries.

The Nigerian delegation was received by the Speaker of the Ghanaian Parliament, Prof. Mike Oquaye, as they arrived in Accra, the capital of Ghana.

The Ghanaian Speaker, while receiving his Nigerian counterpart, expressed confidence that an amicable resolution would be reached on the issues.

Responding, Gbajabiamila said he was hopeful that Nigeria and Ghana would arrive at mutually acceptable resolutions on the trade dispute.

He said, “Brothers will always have squabbles , healthy ones. National interests on both sides will always come to play. But it is not the misunderstanding that matters; it is how you resolve it that matters.”

bjprodint:
A man came beside my shop to greet his friends with this hanging on his shoulder,is this what is called a monitor lizard?is it also a pet?it was alive.Are monitor lizard dangerous?

Evercurious:
You mind that IRREDEEMABLE FOOL?

Evercurious:
Maybe maybe not.. but keep that dream to yourself ..you can try presenting someone better but not definitively that one..

Well it doesn't matter cos I ll be voting a Northerner should I see any SW candidate for presidency

ThatFairGuy1:
Let's see how far this can go!
Their reason is genuine, I guess this is just form of protest.

ThatFairGuy1:
Let's see how far this can go!
Their reason is genuine, I guess this is just form of protest.

Evercurious:
In your village ..lol.. You think that tactics you used then in RCCG ll work? Lol.. abeg he ll be president in Rccg .okay?

Evercurious:
That CHRONIC liar that is as good as an "errand boy" in the villa?

Evercurious:
Lol.. ..