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Whiteangel1234:
[s]Six persons have been arrested following a bloody clash between Ghanaian and Nigerian traders in Accra.

Three persons, according to the police, were injured during the Monday morning fight at Kwame Nkrumah Circle.

The fight follows the closure of shops belonging to some Nigerian traders.

Earlier report suggested that the aggrieved Nigerian traders attacked their Ghanaian counterparts with guns and cutlasses.

ACP Abraham Acquaye, the Nima Police Divisional Commander, confirmed the arrest and injuries to DGN Online.

There has been tension between Ghanaian and Nigerian traders in recent time.

Shops belonging to Nigerian traders in Kumasi were shut down this year allegedly by the Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA).

Ghanaian traders feel foreigners, particularly Nigerians, Chinese and Lebanese have taken over their retail business.

Vice President of All Chairmen Association, a Ghanaian Traders’ group, Kojo Dankwa, told journalists at Circle, that Nigerians have succeeded in taking over business from Ghanaians through unfair trade practices.

He said Nigerian traders in Ghana were recruiting their relatives from Nigeria and placing them at vantage points to gain hold of the market over their Ghanaian counterparts.

A Ghanaian trader, Kwabena Adjei, in an interview with DGN Online could not understand why Pakistanis were even into retail deal in Ghana.

http://kingdomfmonline.com/business/6-arrested-3-injured-as-ghanaian-nigerian-traders-clash/[/s]

MelesZenawi:
Ghana web

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NB: all those commenters especially the first are not Ghanaians but Nigerians.

Fact.

helinues:
@ op where did you get your titles from?

Whiteangel1234:
Six persons have been arrested following a bloody clash between Ghanaian and Nigerian traders in Accra.

Three persons, according to the police, were injured during the Monday morning fight at Kwame Nkrumah Circle.

The fight follows the closure of shops belonging to some Nigerian traders.

Earlier report suggested that the aggrieved Nigerian traders attacked their Ghanaian counterparts with guns and cutlasses.

ACP Abraham Acquaye, the Nima Police Divisional Commander, confirmed the arrest and injuries to DGN Online.

There has been tension between Ghanaian and Nigerian traders in recent time.

Shops belonging to Nigerian traders in Kumasi were shut down this year allegedly by the Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA).

Ghanaian traders feel foreigners, particularly Nigerians, Chinese and Lebanese have taken over their retail business.

Vice President of All Chairmen Association, a Ghanaian Traders’ group, Kojo Dankwa, told journalists at Circle, that Nigerians have succeeded in taking over business from Ghanaians through unfair trade practices.

He said Nigerian traders in Ghana were recruiting their relatives from Nigeria and placing them at vantage points to gain hold of the market over their Ghanaian counterparts.

A Ghanaian trader, Kwabena Adjei, in an interview with DGN Online could not understand why Pakistanis were even into retail deal in Ghana.

https://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=804498&comment=0#com

Kpoikpoi:
Ghanaians should deal ruthlessly with those BIAFRAN traders and send them back to Biafra. Those traders are not Nigerians.

Whiteangel1234:
[s]Six persons have been arrested following a bloody clash between Ghanaian and Nigerian traders in Accra.

Three persons, according to the police, were injured during the Monday morning fight at Kwame Nkrumah Circle.

The fight follows the closure of shops belonging to some Nigerian traders.

Earlier report suggested that the aggrieved Nigerian traders attacked their Ghanaian counterparts with guns and cutlasses.

ACP Abraham Acquaye, the Nima Police Divisional Commander, confirmed the arrest and injuries to DGN Online.

There has been tension between Ghanaian and Nigerian traders in recent time.

Shops belonging to Nigerian traders in Kumasi were shut down this year allegedly by the Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA).

Ghanaian traders feel foreigners, particularly Nigerians, Chinese and Lebanese have taken over their retail business.

Vice President of All Chairmen Association, a Ghanaian Traders’ group, Kojo Dankwa, told journalists at Circle, that Nigerians have succeeded in taking over business from Ghanaians through unfair trade practices.

He said Nigerian traders in Ghana were recruiting their relatives from Nigeria and placing them at vantage points to gain hold of the market over their Ghanaian counterparts.

A Ghanaian trader, Kwabena Adjei, in an interview with DGN Online could not understand why Pakistanis were even into retail deal in Ghana.

https://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php[/s]?ID=804498&comment=0#com

IGBOSON1:
The hate is real when a Nigerian Igbo hating bigot will export his bile to a foreign forum....pretending to be a Ghanaian to make it look like Ghanaians also hate Igbos the way they do in Nigeria!

catoluy:
A lot of Igbo people don't know how these people hate them with passion...these people called afonjas hate you with incredible passion! They are worst than Hausa-Fulani x 1million! Stay away from these people in real life...stay the fuccking away from them!

voltron14:
And you know this because you were with them at the time of writing?

MelesZenawi:
Seems you one of them

catoluy:
The so-called poster of that comment is an afonja pretending to be a Ghananian. One of the most wicked and heartless people on the face of this earth!

7lives:
Go and watch Jerusalema and District 9, two South African movies.
The producers of these movies are not Afonjizees, you people need to do something about your battered image.

MelesZenawi:
Ghana web

Please reload more as I like reading it.


NB: all those commenters especially the first are not Ghanaians but Nigerians.

Fact.