₦airaland Forum

CrudeGH:
first of all, the so-called nigerian investement is overrated. secondly, since our economy is "doomed" as one ediot said, why are nigerians not pulling out their investments from Ghana? you know what? if I were the president of Ghana, I would have closed down all nigerian businesses and deported them asap! let's see whether the Ghanaian economy will "collapse" as some fooools have been saying. most of these modafakas don't even know the road to Ghana yet talk rubbish.

the Ghanaian economy is for Ghanaians. after all, no foreigner was forced to invest in Ghana. they did so because they saw the Ghanaian economy thriving.

moneybag100:
The only escape route for GHANA is to merge with Nigeria and become a state in Nigeria.

moneybag100:
The only escape route for GHANA is to merge with Nigeria and become a state in Nigeria.

CrudeGH:
[s][/s]oh my God! what a load of trash!

so the salaries paid to footballers have now become the yardstick for measuring how poor or rich a country is? you are a certified MUMU. so the fact that the NFA has "mandated" r\teams to pay players $1000 means they are going to pay them $1000? you need to get your head examined asap? Ghana is a poor country because Ghana is not paying footballers $1000? well, Ghana may be "poor" but its people don't eat from the dustbin, Ghana may be poor but we 70% of our people have access to electricity Ghana may "poor" but we dont have boko haram Ghana may be poor but we can sleep at night with both eyes closed at night, something considered a luxury in your zoo country Ghana may be a poor country but life expectancy is not 52 years and 90% of the people are not surviving on less than $2 a day so which country is poor then?

by the way, Glo does NOT sponsor the football league in Ghana, ediot

neighy:
l0l even mahama wldnt try that... Coz Ghana wont last A month after that..

GHKWAME1:
Nigerian Traders want immunity in prosecution of
illegal foreign retailers
Nigerian Traders in Ghana are calling for
exemption in government’s plan to prosecute
foreigners illegally engaged in retail business
which is a preserve for Ghanaians.
The Minister of Trade and Industry, Dr. Ekwow
Spio-Garbrah has hinted of a clamp-down on
such foreigners operating in the retail markets
from next month.
This was after an assurance by the Chief
Justice, Georgina Wood to set up special courts
for the prosecution.
But the All Nigerian Community in Ghana, a body
that represents Nigerian traders, is impressing
upon government, the need for a dialogue first to
find a lasting solution to the issue.
Its President, Moses Owharo tells Joy Business,
this is important in deepening the trade and
investment ties between the two ECOWAS
countries.
"We are not saying the government of Ghana
should not have its own laws. But again you
want to follow the ECOWAS protocol. If you look
back to history, Nigeria and Ghana have come a
long way. It's time we begin to see ourselves as
brothers and sisters so that there is an
integration. I think that we can harmonise certain
policies that will favour both countries", Mr.
Owharo said.
Meanwhile, the Ghana Union of Traders
Association has hailed the development as a
giant step in the right direction.
The President, George Ofori tells Joy Business it
could not have come at any better time.
"Those who are preparing to come in will now be
very cautious about their coming and those who
are already in will also be cautious about the
way they operate."
Mr. Ofori added a task force will be going out to
get the names of foreigners to the Trade
Ministry and other appropriate quarters for
prosecution to start.

Date: 15-10-2014 Time: 07:10:11:pm

drnoel:
eediot. Nitwit. Where were u when Ghana signed. U font even know ur country signed something it shouldn't have.

Gabbysky:
Dude. I normally wouldn't respond to your likes honestly, but seriously you are not making things easy for your citizens, hence my response.
First of, this thread ain't about Nigeria, so please stay on the topic.
Next, try not to say what you're posting in public if you're in ghana, 'cos your guys are currently looking for those charlies making more enemies for ghana, to deal ruthlessly with them.
Let's be matured here and see how best we can profer workable solutions.
We are Africans!

CrudeGH:
so what if Ghana signed? Ghana will sign whatever it needs to sign and any non-Ghanaian who is not happy about that can go and jump into the sea!rubbish! who gives a fvck about what you shitnigerians think about anything?

phantom:
but we Nigerians should face our own problems.we have serious issues abeg.
the last I checked,oil prices are in free fall.
I see terrible days ahead for Nigeria,since our govt has absolutely no backup plan in place.
with good policies,Ghana can recover quite easily.corruption is not as big a problem there as it is,here.

Nigeria is currently in a very terrible vicious cycle.
making a saint president of Nigeria will not solve our problem.
bad leadership, corruption, tribalism and ethnicity now have great grand children in our country. in other words our issues here compared to Ghana's, is like comparing a very basic calculator to a scientific one.

GHKWAME1:
Nigerian Traders want immunity in prosecution of
illegal foreign retailers
Nigerian Traders in Ghana are calling for
exemption in government’s plan to prosecute
foreigners illegally engaged in retail business
which is a preserve for Ghanaians.
The Minister of Trade and Industry, Dr. Ekwow
Spio-Garbrah has hinted of a clamp-down on
such foreigners operating in the retail markets
from next month.
This was after an assurance by the Chief
Justice, Georgina Wood to set up special courts
for the prosecution.
But the All Nigerian Community in Ghana, a body
that represents Nigerian traders, is impressing
upon government, the need for a dialogue first to
find a lasting solution to the issue.
Its President, Moses Owharo tells Joy Business,
this is important in deepening the trade and
investment ties between the two ECOWAS
countries.
"We are not saying the government of Ghana
should not have its own laws. But again you
want to follow the ECOWAS protocol. If you look
back to history, Nigeria and Ghana have come a
long way. It's time we begin to see ourselves as
brothers and sisters so that there is an
integration. I think that we can harmonise certain
policies that will favour both countries", Mr.
Owharo said.
Meanwhile, the Ghana Union of Traders
Association has hailed the development as a
giant step in the right direction.
The President, George Ofori tells Joy Business it
could not have come at any better time.
"Those who are preparing to come in will now be
very cautious about their coming and those who
are already in will also be cautious about the
way they operate."
Mr. Ofori added a task force will be going out to
get the names of foreigners to the Trade
Ministry and other appropriate quarters for
prosecution to start.

Date: 15-10-2014 Time: 07:10:11:pm

masseratti:
Shame on my fellow Nigerians that loathe on Ghana misery,wish your neighbour well so that you can sleep very well,your neighbours house is burning your rejoicing,same way some people were saying negative things till ebola strolled in,just like it bounced to tbe US,lets help each other to make the world a better place. We have been helping them in the past but they refuse to acknowledge that and if they feel that they are grown up now and they don't need assistance from any big brother, we wish them good luck