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Badgers14:
He will soon visit Nigeria and FG will welcome him with open arms

seppuku:
I thought you said people should stay put whereever they find themselves cause humans were territorial.

Hezzyluv:
Nigeria government will welcome him with open arms.

God1000:
Other countries should do the same


Bunch of useless people

God1000:
Nice one from Ghana, south Africans and their leaders are a big disgrace to the continent of Africa

God1000:
Other countries should do the same


Bunch of useless people

Granger:
Bold move from Ghana, and honestly, it’s completely justified. Let’s be real, if it were Nigeria, our government would probably approve the visit, host a 3-day lavish banquet for him, and then issue a "strongly worded" press release afterward. Good to see Ghana actually standing their ground smh.

Kobojunkie:
Sanctioned for wanting illegal immigrants -- criminals who violated its borders -- out of its country? 🥱🥱

Badgers14:
He will soon visit Nigeria and FG will welcome him with open arms

seppuku:
➜Please listen to the below starting from minute 5:00 and stopping opening your mouth to just talk.

TimiofAbuja:
➜Try and understand how international relations work first.

Kobojunkie:
Are you OK in the head? In the first seconds of the video, you are literally informed that the visit was planned, not imposed or without the knowledge of the Ghanian government.

Badgers14:
He will soon visit Nigeria and FG will welcome him with open arms

God1000:
https://www.facebook.com/100064617042388/posts/pfbid02KaPaZSCGAfbHzCpWo5FTSKmWN2eqoZeZnCVDoHZFgGz2ZUfTXzDBsSDmB6epyJgNl/

seppuku:
You need to go drink your Medicine. The entire video is based around a request to be "approved" before any formal visits is made. What does "impose" have to do with anything. Which government imposes a state visit on another?

Ghana has postponed a visit by South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa following xenophobic rallies that resulted in hundreds of Ghanaians being repatriated from his country.
Ramaphosa had long planned a visit to Ghana in the first week of August, and it had been hoped this would help de-escalate tensions between the two nations.
But many in Ghana feared his presence would lead to mass protests there. On Tuesday, government spokesman Felix Kwakye Ofosu told the BBC the visit would not happen for the time being.
''We sent them a communication indicating that it would be best to defer the visit in view of the present climate around xenophobia," he explained.
South Africa has sought to play things down, with presidential spokesman Vincent Magwenya telling the BBC of the country's unwavering commitment to "deepening cooperation" between the "two sister nations" and "advancing the African Agenda".
"The two countries will continue to engage through diplomatic channels to identify a mutually convenient date," he said.
He added that it was not a state visit - as Ghanaian officials have described it - but the third in a series of bilateral meetings.

Kobojunkie:
This one think say protecting his insecurities onto others is the way to win arguments. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy8dmelnjk7o

God1000:
https://www.facebook.com/100064617042388/posts/pfbid02KaPaZSCGAfbHzCpWo5FTSKmWN2eqoZeZnCVDoHZFgGz2ZUfTXzDBsSDmB6epyJgNl/

Granger:
Bold move from Ghana, and honestly, it’s completely justified. Let’s be real, if it were Nigeria, our government would probably approve the visit, host a 3-day lavish banquet for him, and then issue a "strongly worded" press release afterward. Good to see Ghana actually standing their ground smh.

God1000:
https://www.facebook.com/100064617042388/posts/pfbid02KaPaZSCGAfbHzCpWo5FTSKmWN2eqoZeZnCVDoHZFgGz2ZUfTXzDBsSDmB6epyJgNl/

Granger:
Bold move from Ghana, and honestly, it’s completely justified. Let’s be real, if it were Nigeria, our government would probably approve the visit, host a 3-day lavish banquet for him, and then issue a "strongly worded" press release afterward. Good to see Ghana actually standing their ground smh.