₦airaland Forum

Iwantslavesgone:
Expansiate what ?. We give them power and gas . We own the major companies there. Most value properties and schools are owned and operated by Nigerians.

Should I go on ?

Iwantslavesgone:
They are too lazy to survive without us

Iwantslavesgone:
You sound idiotic and unpatriotic. You know nothing about our importance to Ghana. We own that country and many other African countries. Togo what ? Isn't that a toilet for my dog ?

Okoroawusa:
bros because what he wrote was long doesn't mean that it makes sense

Efewestern:
https://punchng.com/ghana-owes-160m-for-gas-supply-from-nigeria/

Stop bragging about buying our gas, you can't even pay for that service, you are irrelevant to Nigeria's oil sector, I wonder which country sells her oil product on credit.

Efewestern:
Will you shut the hell up, you keep shouting as if you are doing Nigeria any favour by buying our gas, should I remind you that you guys haven't even paid for the product you are consuming?, who does that?, how do we even benefit from Ghana, you owe us and I don't think if they sell the entire Ghana you will be able to pay that debt, If not for our Big brother mentality, I don't know why on earth we should still be helping those ....

Hector09:
Ghana are starting what they can not end, here PH abt 4 ghanians are working in various radio stations here, while others are working hotels and tele communications company, NAIJA IS BAD BUT GHANA AINT BETTER THAN US

GENEGIRIA:
Trust me Ghana is better than Nigeria. Name one area Nigeria is better than Ghana and I will name 10 areas Ghana is better than nigeria. The truth is bitter.

evanso6226:
In Kumasi the capital city of the Ashanti region in Ghana today ,over 350 shops owned by Nigerian traders was closed down and More than 100 Nigerian traders were reportedly arrested and detained by task force constituted by the Government of Ghana to regulate retail trade.

A Nigerian trader who spoke with CFR Magazine on telephone said the clamp down which began last month has frustrated a lot of Nigerian traders doing legitimate business in Ghana.

When the government began the clamp down in August, they claimed the affected shop owners failed to regularize their business concerns as prescribed by the local law, while those detained didn’t have the necessary documents such as passport, resident permit and work permit.

But, another Nigerian trader in Kumasi region who sent the photos and videos to CFR Magazine on Thursday said the exercise was originally termed a routine inspection of business premises owned by non-Ghanaians to determine whether they were up to date in the payment of taxes but has now culminated in another round of clamp down on shops owned by Nigerians.

“The exercise is targeted at Nigerian. We’re part of the ECOWAS. So why are they doing this? They’ve not entered into any shop owned by the Senegalese and the Togolese who do business here too.

“They said we’re taking over their jobs. Nigerian government needs to wade into this matter and save those in various detention facilities. Since yesterday, they’ve arrested over 100 Nigerians,” he said.

The Inter-Governmental Task Force comprises representatives from the National Security, Immigration, the Ministry for Interior, Ghana Standard Authority, Ministry for Trade and Industry, Ghana Police Service and Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA)

SEE PHOTOS BELOW

SEE MORE https://www.clintgist.com/breaking-ghana-shuts-370-shops-owned-nigerians-kumasi-arrests-100-traders-photos/

CSTR2:
List one thing that Nigeria can benefit from Ghana.

We have offered you a lot and can offer you a lot more at least according to akufo addo.

Now what can Ghana offer Nigeria?

Sri Lanka is more peaceful and orderly than India. It doesn't make it better.

It is just part of the benefits of being small.

Iwantslavesgone:
Why all these embarrassment for Nigerians in these stupid African countries . Imagine ordinary Ghana?. Let's sanction these bastards and close our boarders to them to see how they will survive without us ?

Throwback:
I visit Ghana frequently.

This arrogance and delusional regard of your significance to the Ghana economy is the very reason why the task force overlooks the Togolese traders and focus on the braggart Nigerian that does not even have the necessary legal papers that ECOWAS membership prescribes.

I know for a fact that a law had been put in place in the past to even limit the ownership of retail stores by foreigners (mostly ECOWAS) in Ghana.

No country would sit by and watch its own citizens displaced economically by aliens and economic refugees.

Every country welcomes foreign investments that would provide jobs for the local population, hence Nigerian companies are welcomed to come do such in Ghana just as you have the SouthAfrican MTN, Shoprite and Multichoice doing same in Nigeria and elsewhere.
But at no time should such companies feel they are doing their host country and people a favour, when profit as a business goal is being made by such firms, example is MTN making its greatest profits in Nigeria.

So despite the limitations that ECOWAS membership still allows every sovereign state to apply, most countries tend to overlook such limits and tolerate some prohibitions in the spirit of African brotherhood, but remember that the rules still exist to be exploited if the situation becomes dire.

Also remember that Nigeria was the one that deported about a million Ghanaians from Nigeria during the Shagari government for the economic benefit of Nigeria.

Ghana too will do what is of benefit to its economy and people, and preponderance of foreign retail shop ownership does not benefit any host country or its people.

Iwantslavesgone:
They are too lazy to survive without us