ddeola:
With all these payments and receipts, Ghana don f*ck-up. But diplomacy has to be brought into the matter, no b say Naija just dey encroach anyhow.

Noisyrians:
I tire for this people ooh. Even when it is clear their high commission did not follow due process in acquiring the land and putting up the building that was demolished, they are still talking rubbish chai, who did this to these mudder fuggerz?

Multiplier7:
Ghana is really backward this days and I have my reasons for it.

1. Destroying someone's property without proper legal means is very illegal and uncivilized. There should be due processes but they failed to follow them because it is Nigeria. Of course, they hate that word Nigeria with passion.

2. In Ghana, there police station was attacked by robbers and a lot of things stolen (can you imagine). This thing happened in Nima. A whole police station my people robbed. That's really pathetic. What does police station stand for again? But in Ghana ,reverse is the case.

3. Now fast ward to what happened in a whole Accra o their capital city. Investigation revealed that police station was close by that Nigeria high commission house. Calls where made and no police officer showed up. This can never ever happen in Abuja. But an average Ghanaian believes Nigeria is this and that. What happened in Ghana was a total disgrace to them, a disgrace to Africa and disgrace to civilization.

They should should grow up to their responsibilities.

mmars:
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Lick Nigeria ass in peace

mmars:

Your president is increasing your tax right now to meet our demands

Just30:
Do you know what a title certificate is?

without it, you don't own the land.

Secondly, the High Commission did not buy the land from the rightful owners.

Noisyrians:
don't mind the ediots. In Nigeria, there is what is called Certificate of Occupancy. That is a legitimate title of land ownership in nigeria.

to build a house legitimately in Nigeria, you need a valid certificate of occupancy and then permission to build. you call it a building permit. if you don't have these two documents, the authorities can demolish your property and take over your land. It happened in Abuja when one el Rufai demolished hundreds of buildings without valid certificate of occupancy and building certificates.

these nigerians know these things very well. But because they are stvpid they don't want to accept the facts

Noisyrians:
don't mind the ediots. In Nigeria, there is what is called Certificate of Occupancy. That is a legitimate tile of land ownership in nigeria.

to build a house legitimately in Nigeria, you need a valid certificate of occupancy and then permission to build. you call it a building permit. if you don't have these two documents, the authorities can demolish your property and take over your land. It happened in Abuja when one el Rufai demolished hundreds of buildings without valid certificate of occupancy and building certificates.

these nigerians know these things very well. But because they are stvpid they don't want to accept the facts

Just30:
Sometimes they just feel like arguing the facts steering in their face and that is all.

The preliminary finding shows that the Lands Commission, a government agency responsible for land registry in Ghana, confirmed that the letter of August 7, 2000, granting allocation and right of entry to the Nigerian High Commission, “was genuine and, indeed, emanated from its Head Office.”

The High Commission of Nigeria further presented receipts of payments on the said land, made by Bankers Draft payable to the Executive Secretary of the Lands Commission. But the Land Title Certificate had not been issued to the Nigerian High Commission, the Committee has reported.

Nearly 20 years after the transaction, the Lands Commission wrote a letter informing the High Commission of Nigeria, that the original owner of the land, Osu Stool had requested the Lands Commission to grant a lease to a third party on the land in question.

The Lands Commission, therefore, advised the High Commission of Nigeria to provide relevant documents on ownership of the land, but Nigeria did not respond.

“Based on the silence of the High Commission of Nigeria, the Lands Commission went ahead and issued a Land Title Certificate covering the said parcel of land to a third party,” the committee report stated.

israelmao:
Ghana's bitter rivalry with Nigeria is age-long but the fact that Ghana must come to term with is that,Nigeria even in her worse state is better than Ghana in term of human and material resources.

obstead200:
before, I don't really give a damn. But now, I don vex. The reason for demolition is a slap on our face. It could have easily been resolved. I propose we give them 2 choices....either they rebuild the structure at Thier own cost, or we pull down their embassy here in Nigeria.

What arrant nonsense!!!!

SarkinYarki:
Nigeria always cutting corners

Just30:
Because the property was illegally put up, the government will be blocked by a lot of court cases from spending tax payers money on a foreign mission property. The government will not be able to legally use Ghanaian money to build that building as promised.

And it won't happen in an election year or after.

Just30:
The payment means nothing if you dont have a Title Certificate

Secondly, the payment was not a legal contract because it wasn't made to the owners of the property.

Hope you now see how the High Commission Fuvked up

Noisyrians:
pure rubbish. which tax? the president of Ghana, cannot impose any tax without the approval of parliament. Ghana is not like your shiithole,huh?

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Noisyrians:
Stop talking nonsense! You don’t know the nigerian high commission did not have certificate of ownership to that land? Can you nigerians produce any document that gives you official title to that land? Your embassy officials admitted they don’t have title to the land, even though they paid for the land 20 years ago. Isn’t that very shameful?

You Nigerians should bow your heads in shame. Even a child born today knows buying land is not like buying garri or rice you have to get relevant documentation to give you title to the land.

Didn’t el-Rufai do a similar thing in Abuja some years ago? Nigerians are damn fvcking hypocrites

jrtorrents:


It was brought down by a private individual not the government. The government of Ghana has apologized and promised to re-build the structure.

jrtorrents:


Interesting! would you said bias and corruption is only in the East? I mean corruption is very rampant accross Africa.

Purely as an outsider I think (and I could be wrong) that the differences between Nigerians are far to great to it a meaningful union. In the documentary that I watched, Sir Ahmado Bello the then Prermier of Nothern Nigeria said that he would employ a white person than a Nigerian from the south. How can a whole leader say something like this about his own countrymen?

POKUASI2:
illegally put up? Is that the best you understand among everything said

POKUASI2:
payment don't mean, right?
So NIGERIA should have put a gun on those corrupt, incompetent Ghanaians at the lands commission huh

mmars:

Biafra is dead and you will keep ranting on the net till eternity
The east is the master mind of Nigerias corruption GEJ can testify
Your leader is a scared albino that makes house fly noises
Only a crazy deluded Animal will support your failed mission

POKUASI2:
ghana and intelligence don't go hand in hand.
The land was paid for right..
Why wasn't certification issued because your country is very corrupt and people in your govt are very corrupt..
What was the reason certificate wasn't given to the NIGERIAN high commission, because they're going to sell the land to another party .. this thing has been going on since God knows when and ordinary people have been blaming the urchin called LAND-GAURD little did we know it's corruption at the highest level of ghana govt..
Very corrupt people

babytoun:


This must have happened with the full knowledge of certain elements in the govt and police Force..

the property has 2 entrances ..if you stand in front of one of the entrances you can sight the police Force headquarters ...i mean it is less than 10 minutes walk ...so why the police did not show up in spite of repeated phone calls for the entire 1 hour that this happened must be question ..

I work in Accra and know what I am saying

Litmus:
In short:



So, Ghana's Lands Commission, responsible for land registry, admitted that it sold land to Nigeria ,essentially, (forget the obfuscating jargon).



Nigeria also sent the required documents and slips but Ghana's Land Commission incompetently and corruptibly did not issue Nigeria with deeds to the land, as it should.



After nearly 20 years of Nigeria keeping quiet because Nigeria knows that she bought the land in good fate and has all the receipts to prove it. In addition, believing all the hype about Ghana being a responsible country, that the purchase would be honoured. In the end, Nigeria’s trust was betrayed for Ghana proceeded to sell the land to someone else. Ghana’s Land commission leased to Nigeria without giving Nigeria Deeds. One wonders if the new people to whom Ghana Land Commission leased the land were given Deeds ?



Ghana’s Land Commission then had the effrontery to tell Nigeria that the land will be sold to someone else if Nigeria did not produce the Land Title that Ghana incompetently and corruptibly did not issue Nigeria in the first place.



Ignoring the fact that Nigeria was correctly seething and thinking, ‘what the Bleep are these people doing? ‘ this is supposedly graft free Ghana they wouldn’t dare sell the land that we bought from them and for wich we have evidence, and for which they, Ghana, wrongly did not issue Deeds. But Ghana did do the corrupt thing and double sold the land.

Litmus:
In short:



So, Ghana's Lands Commission, responsible for land registry, admitted that it sold land to Nigeria ,essentially, (forget the obfuscating jargon).



Nigeria also sent the required documents and slips but Ghana's Land Commission incompetently and corruptibly did not issue Nigeria with deeds to the land, as it should.



After nearly 20 years of Nigeria keeping quiet because Nigeria knows that she bought the land in good fate and has all the receipts to prove it. In addition, believing all the hype about Ghana being a responsible country, that the purchase would be honoured. In the end, Nigeria’s trust was betrayed for Ghana proceeded to sell the land to someone else. Ghana’s Land commission leased to Nigeria without giving Nigeria Deeds. One wonders if the new people to whom Ghana Land Commission leased the land were given Deeds ?



Ghana’s Land Commission then had the effrontery to tell Nigeria that the land will be sold to someone else if Nigeria did not produce the Land Title that Ghana incompetently and corruptibly did not issue Nigeria in the first place.



Ignoring the fact that Nigeria was correctly seething and thinking, ‘what the Bleep are these people doing? ‘ this is supposedly graft free Ghana they wouldn’t dare sell the land that we bought from them and for wich we have evidence, and for which they, Ghana, wrongly did not issue Deeds. But Ghana did do the corrupt thing and double sold the land.

Litmus:
At best, Nigeria’s only fault is in relying on National Government to National government diplomacy since Ghana’s land laws seem to be a confidence trick since the buck can be passed between Government land agency and villagers without either taking responsibly or being legally culpable. Why didn’t Ghana Land Commission issue the relevant Nigerian parties with Land Title after Nigeria had complied with the necessary procedures?

https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1165&context=lawreview

For me though, this is no surprise for the people are a slippery lot by nature and culture.

WelcomeToBiafra:
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Your illegitimate zoo government and leadership are on the run from being arrest by league of Nations.


Niggeria has fallen, those of you who are still supporting nigger area/darkness will start begging for peace.

jrtorrents:


It was brought down by a private individual not the government. The government of Ghana has apologized and promised to re-build the structure.