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post=93411415:
This closing of border issue is the backbone of this rivalry.
The main crux of the matter..... No doubt about it!
Our Darling Daddy did the best thing for the interest of our darling nation.


*They said we are the poverty capital of the world.
Our Darling President decided that we should just close our poverty stricken borders to the outside world so that we can manage on our own.
Suddenly, scarcity hits Benin republic, Togo, Niger.
Demonstration hits Ghana. Vietnam, Thailand and other envoys all came calling.*
*Their economy depends on our poverty.
They are begging the most corrupt nation on Earth to do business with them.
They have no buyers for their commodity.
In our neighbors domain, scarcity have hit them hard.*

It turned out they need us more than we need them.
We have all it takes to stand alone as a nation.
All we need is a plan and a willing leader.
God bless Nigeria*


A drastic change requires a drastic solution.

WE continue to STAND WITH THE BORDER CLOSURE,
It is for the good of all sane, honest and hardworking Nigerians.

Again, God bless Nigeria.




Correct niggarrr.
You are mouthed!
Cheers!!

can you pls talk to your moderator to be patriotic Nigerians? There are many threads about Ghanaians trading in Nigeria without being harrash, and also the real cause of this harassment from Ghana, the modds chose not to push them to front page,but any negative stuffs coming from Ghana about Nigeria go straight to front page.
https://www.nairaland.com/6085335/over-500000ghanians-nigeria-ghana-embassy

U forgot to give them Nigeria must go bag. Imagine Ghanaians calling someone prostitute? You can't be like us. Ghana women are dirty, their men are lazy and poor. I can't really phantom what they have that we need

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post=93411415:
This closing of border issue is the backbone of this rivalry.
The main crux of the matter..... No doubt about it!
Our Darling Daddy did the best thing for the interest of our darling nation.


*They said we are the poverty capital of the world.
Our Darling President decided that we should just close our poverty stricken borders to the outside world so that we can manage on our own.
Suddenly, scarcity hits Benin Republic, Togo, Niger.
Demonstration hits Ghana, Vietnam, Thailand and other envoys all came calling.*
*Their economy depends on our poverty.
They are begging the most corrupt nation on Earth to do business with them.
They have no buyers for their commodity.
In our neighbors domain, scarcity have hit them hard.*

It turned out they need us more than we need them.
We have all it takes to stand alone as a nation.
All we need is a plan and a willing leader.
God bless Nigeria*


A drastic change requires a drastic solution.

WE continue to STAND WITH THE BORDER CLOSURE,
It is for the good of all sane, honest and hardworking Nigerians.

Again, God bless Nigeria.




Correct niggarrr.
You are mouthed!
Cheers!!

GHANA DEPORTING NIGERIANS!

I THINK THE CIRCLE IS COMPLETE

WHAT A COUNTRY GIANT OF AFRICA

To kill a dog, they give it a bad name . How are they prostitutes and armed robbers .

A time was the phrase" Ghana must Go". Now it's Nigeria Must Go"

When European Countries are working Together to better their Continents African Countries are fighting themselves. Too bad

See Ghana . Ghana self dey talk untop our matter , well I no really blame them . But to be honest if we start this one , he no go profit Ghanaians oo.

I just checked ghana gdp and its lagos equivalent population and I laugh

I just checked ghana gdp and its lagos equivalent population and I laughed

Please send my cousin back too.. He finished school three years ago, since then no certificate shown.

post=93411433:
We as Nigerians can not deny this.
If we want to be truthful to ourselves
We see thousands of substandard/fake products o
in our country everyday.
Never knew the sets of criminals and fraudsters have taken it outside the shores of the country.
They even make fake Kasaprenko, aka Alomo bitters!
Those are the kinda bad Nigerians that give our darling country bad name abroad.
May those kinda fraudsters be exposed and deported ASAP.

But u have been supporting a substandard govt since 2015. Are there no fraudsters and criminals in this govt that u support?

post=93411415:
This closing of border issue is the backbone of this problem.
That is the main crux of the matter..... No doubt about it!

*They said we are the poverty capital of the world.
Our Darling Daddy decided that we should just close our poverty stricken borders to the outside world so that we can manage on our own.
Suddenly, scarcity hits Benin Republic, Togo, Niger.
Demonstration hits Ghana, Vietnam, Thailand and other envoys all came calling.*
*Their economy depends on our poverty.
They are begging the most corrupt nation on Earth to do business with them.
They have no buyers for their commodity.
In our neighbors domain, scarcity have hit them hard.*

It turned out they need us more than we need them.
We have all it takes to stand alone as a nation.
All we need is a plan and a willing leader.
God bless Nigeria*


A drastic change requires a drastic solution.

WE continue to STAND WITH THE BORDER CLOSURE,
It is for the good of all sane, honest and hardworking Nigerians.

Again, God bless Nigeria.



Correct niggarrr.
You are mouthed!
Cheers!!

Have you also forgot that closing of the border violated ECOWAS trade treaty? Or you never read the part which he mentioned Nigeria traders selling substandard products and doing frauds?before making laws we should consider the economy consequences, Nigeria government has previously send Ghanaians packing before so when they do that to your country everybody will start shouting Xenophobic attacks, do to others what you want people to do for you.

Ghana does not have an issue with other blacks or Africans going there. I go there all the time without issue, as do many others.

Nigerians need to stop deflecting and take a look at themselves. There's a reason why your country is the way that it is.

Germandude30:
I just checked ghana gdp and its lagos equivalent population and I laugh

And yet Ghana is safer and cleaner than Lagos.

What does that tell you?

Maybe your priorities are wrong.

Hi friends. I'm new to Nairaland. Can I get some love......

IamWonderful:
Our people from the poverty capital of the south, just like what they did in South Africa, doing all kind of shady and illegality.

Stop pointing to a particular region because those who has destroyed Nigeria image so far at international level are not from one particular region, Both in politics head of affairs and even individual let’s list them out you will find out how your region contributed to it.

[it have reach a level where Ghana is deporting Nigerian, so bad...

post=93411433:
We as Nigerians can not deny this.
If we want to be truthful to ourselves
We see thousands of substandard/fake products o
in our country everyday.
Never knew the sets of criminals and fraudsters have taken it outside the shores of the country.
They even make fake Kasaprenko, aka Alomo bitters!
Those are the kinda bad Nigerians that give our darling country bad name abroad.
May those kinda fraudsters be exposed and deported ASAP.


Na dem!
Dem know themselves!

Truth is bitter,
but we will keep hitting y'all heads with the truth.....as often as we can!

Say no more!

But how can u bill a shop $1millon license fee ?

mmsen:
An yet Ghana is safer and cleaner than Lagos.

What does that tell you?

Maybe your priorities are wrong.

Lmao ����

IamWonderful:
Our people from the poverty capital of the south, just like what they did in South Africa, doing all kind of shady and illegality.

Ogun state was the highest in number evacuated from South Africa

We are our own problems all over the world.most blacks are problems.the illegit ones shedding a bad light on the legit ones.anyone who leaves the country wants to make it asap so as to be rich & "not disappoint" ppl he/left here.

Well,hey! Itld prolly help every1 stay in his country & make things work.cos uld prolly not get much harassments if u not traveling to hustle from the scratch.

viviangist:
The Ghanaian Minister of Information, Kojo Nkrumah, on Sunday, defended the $1m trade levy and other regulations imposed on Nigerian traders in Ghana, noting that Nigeria had equally issued executive orders preventing foreigners from getting jobs which Nigerians can do.

The minister said it was astonishing that Ghanaian laws could be described as outrageous, noting that it was on record that Nigeria had taken a number of steps in pursuit of its national interests.

He cited the closure of the Seme-Krake borders since August 2019 as part of steps taken by the Federal Government, which he said had affected the neighbouring countries.

Nkrumah accused Nigerian traders in Ghana of gross violations of retail trade laws, including tax evasion, immigration offences, and selling substandard products.

Nkrumah stated this in reaction to a statement by the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, that the Federal Government would no longer condone the reported harassment of Nigerians in the former Gold Coast.

Mohammed had in his statement on Friday listed various acts of aggression against Nigeria and its citizens by the Ghanaian authorities, including the takeover of some Nigerian diplomatic properties, discriminatory deportation of 825 Nigerians within one year and harsh jail sentences on Nigerians[color=#000000].[/color]

But Nkrumah said contrary to Mohammed’s claims that 825 Nigerians were deported between January 2018 and February 2019, only 700 Nigerians involved in fraud, prostitution, and armed robbery were deported from Ghana.

Nkrumah stated, “The Federal Republic (Nigeria), on the other hand, is on record to have taken a number of steps in recent months, in pursuit of her national interests, which have gravely affected other countries in the region.

“These include the closure of Nigeria’s Seme-Krake border from August 2019 to date and the issuance of executive orders by Nigeria’s Presidency preventing foreigners from getting jobs which Nigerians can do, to mention a few[color=#000000].[/color]”

The minister assured that the Ghanaian President, Nana Akufo-Addo, would engage with Nigeria’s President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), and develop a framework for validating the claims of ill-treatment of citizens of either country and ensure they enjoy the full exercise of their rights while respecting the sovereignty and laws of both countries.

Nkrumah said his counterpart’s assertion on the alleged seizure of Nigerian Mission property located at No. 10, Barnes Road, Accra, was incorrect, noting that the land was acquired by Nigeria from a private citizen, Thomas Hardy, on October 23, 1959.

The minister explained that the commercial lease on the land expired 46 years ago without any evidence of renewal by the Nigerian High Commission in Ghana.

On the high residency permit levies, including the $120 for COVID-19 test imposed by the authorities, Nkrumah stated that this applied to all foreigners and not just Nigerians.

Speaking on the closure of over 1,000 shops belonging to Nigerians over non-payment of the $1m trade levy, the information minister stated, “The compliance exercises conducted in the selected markets revealed gross violations of retail trade laws and regulations by Ghanaians and foreigners, including Nigerians.

“These violations included tax evasion, immigration offences, trading in substandard products, violation of the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre law, improper registration of firms, under-payment of business operating permits, falsification of documents, among others.”

Meanwhile, the Anambra State Governor, Willie Obiano, on Sunday condemned Ghana’s hostile policies targeted mainly at Nigerian.

In separate letters to Buhari; Foreign Affairs Minister, Geoffrey Onyeama and Lai Mohammed, Obiano said Ghana was not being fair to Nigerians, given the major role that the late Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe, played “in reshaping the history and destiny of Ghana.”

In one of the letters made available to our correspondent in Awka, the Anambra State by the state Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, C-Don Adinuba, Obiano said, “After all, it was the Great Zik of Africa (Nnamdi Azikiwe) who, as Editor-in-Chief of The African Morning Post in Accra in the 1940s, discovered the promising and intelligent young man known as Kwame Nkrumah and encouraged him to travel to the United States for further education and even secured admission for the young man in Zik’s alma mater, Storer College in Philadelphia.

“The Anambra State government notes that it will be a profoundly sad development if Ghanaians create the impression that non-Africans are welcome to their country but not fellow blacks and Africans.”

Source: https://punchng.com/700-nigerians-involved-in-fraud-prostitution-robbery-deported-ghana/

Ghana dey use us catch cruise,He remind for them to slap bubu
Nigeria no get balls

post=93411433:
We as Nigerians can not deny this.
If we want to be truthful to ourselves
We see thousands of substandard/fake products o
in our country everyday.
Never knew the sets of criminals and fraudsters have taken it outside the shores of the country.
They even make fake Kasaprenko, aka Alomo bitters!
Those are the kinda bad Nigerians that give our darling country bad name abroad.
May those kinda fraudsters be exposed and deported ASAP.


Na dem!
Dem know themselves!

Truth is bitter,
but we will keep hitting y'all heads with the truth.....as often as we can!

Say no more!

Can they name the substandard product they're talking about? Where was the product manufactured?I am not denying the fact that some Nigerians and some Ghanians can sell such products,but let them come clean on this.

Goldencheese:
Na the border closure cause all these shenanigans. Very simple, Nigeria should begin to reveal the crimes committed by Ghanaians and other nationals in Nigeria. Fi you know how many Nigerian bigwigs have been killed by Cameroonian and Beninoise ones tics in the last few years in the country. Time to let West Africans know who the boss is.

BTW, e be like say Ghanaians are tired of receiving electricity and gas from Nigeria. We might just start from there, among numerous others.

Nigeria dont have the capacity to deny Ghana electricity,if we surely do,it will lead to an ugly scene.giving them electricity doesnt mean we are helping but also protecting our interest,as Ghana could also decide to dam their own part of the river niger,and u know what that means

Sunkyapogee:
Please send my cousin back too.. He finished school three years ago, since then no certificate shown.

guy no use laugh kill Me abeg

There was a really a country! cuz Nigeria is really gone! if a country like Ghana can deport Nigerians imagine what other better country be doing

Ogaoo

we're done for

viviangist:
The Ghanaian Minister of Information, Kojo Nkrumah, on Sunday, defended the $1m trade levy and other regulations imposed on Nigerian traders in Ghana, noting that Nigeria had equally issued executive orders preventing foreigners from getting jobs which Nigerians can do.

The minister said it was astonishing that Ghanaian laws could be described as outrageous, noting that it was on record that Nigeria had taken a number of steps in pursuit of its national interests.

He cited the closure of the Seme-Krake borders since August 2019 as part of steps taken by the Federal Government, which he said had affected the neighbouring countries.

Nkrumah accused Nigerian traders in Ghana of gross violations of retail trade laws, including tax evasion, immigration offences, and selling substandard products.

Nkrumah stated this in reaction to a statement by the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, that the Federal Government would no longer condone the reported harassment of Nigerians in the former Gold Coast.

Mohammed had in his statement on Friday listed various acts of aggression against Nigeria and its citizens by the Ghanaian authorities, including the takeover of some Nigerian diplomatic properties, discriminatory deportation of 825 Nigerians within one year and harsh jail sentences on Nigerians[color=#000000].[/color]

But Nkrumah said contrary to Mohammed’s claims that 825 Nigerians were deported between January 2018 and February 2019, only 700 Nigerians involved in fraud, prostitution, and armed robbery were deported from Ghana.

Nkrumah stated, “The Federal Republic (Nigeria), on the other hand, is on record to have taken a number of steps in recent months, in pursuit of her national interests, which have gravely affected other countries in the region.

“These include the closure of Nigeria’s Seme-Krake border from August 2019 to date and the issuance of executive orders by Nigeria’s Presidency preventing foreigners from getting jobs which Nigerians can do, to mention a few[color=#000000].[/color]”

The minister assured that the Ghanaian President, Nana Akufo-Addo, would engage with Nigeria’s President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), and develop a framework for validating the claims of ill-treatment of citizens of either country and ensure they enjoy the full exercise of their rights while respecting the sovereignty and laws of both countries.

Nkrumah said his counterpart’s assertion on the alleged seizure of Nigerian Mission property located at No. 10, Barnes Road, Accra, was incorrect, noting that the land was acquired by Nigeria from a private citizen, Thomas Hardy, on October 23, 1959.

The minister explained that the commercial lease on the land expired 46 years ago without any evidence of renewal by the Nigerian High Commission in Ghana.

On the high residency permit levies, including the $120 for COVID-19 test imposed by the authorities, Nkrumah stated that this applied to all foreigners and not just Nigerians.

Speaking on the closure of over 1,000 shops belonging to Nigerians over non-payment of the $1m trade levy, the information minister stated, “The compliance exercises conducted in the selected markets revealed gross violations of retail trade laws and regulations by Ghanaians and foreigners, including Nigerians.

“These violations included tax evasion, immigration offences, trading in substandard products, violation of the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre law, improper registration of firms, under-payment of business operating permits, falsification of documents, among others.”

Meanwhile, the Anambra State Governor, Willie Obiano, on Sunday condemned Ghana’s hostile policies targeted mainly at Nigerian.

In separate letters to Buhari; Foreign Affairs Minister, Geoffrey Onyeama and Lai Mohammed, Obiano said Ghana was not being fair to Nigerians, given the major role that the late Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe, played “in reshaping the history and destiny of Ghana.”

In one of the letters made available to our correspondent in Awka, the Anambra State by the state Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, C-Don Adinuba, Obiano said, “After all, it was the Great Zik of Africa (Nnamdi Azikiwe) who, as Editor-in-Chief of The African Morning Post in Accra in the 1940s, discovered the promising and intelligent young man known as Kwame Nkrumah and encouraged him to travel to the United States for further education and even secured admission for the young man in Zik’s alma mater, Storer College in Philadelphia.

“The Anambra State government notes that it will be a profoundly sad development if Ghanaians create the impression that non-Africans are welcome to their country but not fellow blacks and Africans.”

Source: https://punchng.com/700-nigerians-involved-in-fraud-prostitution-robbery-deported-ghana/

mmsen:
Ghana does not have an issue with other blacks or Africans going there. I go there all the time without issue, as do many others.

Nigerians need to stop deflecting and take a look at themselves. There's a reason why your country is the way that it is.

You go there all the time,have you stay there or engage in any business there?don't speak on issues you have no details about. Haven live in Ghana for many years I can tell you without missing words that the reason Ghanians want Nigerians out is because they feel Nigeria retailers have crash the price of their goods..Ghanians believe in making huge profit from one product,why Nigeria believes in little little profit some that the market can go fast,this is why they are angry with Nigerians,nothing more.

abduljabbar4:
I'm sure few of them iare northerners. Yet the useless ipob youths say that we are the ones destroying the image of the country.

I hope they will still come here to blame Buhari as usual. You have successfully convinced every African out there that the average Nigerian is a scammer/drug trafficker. Even Zambians now see us as criminals and the people solely responsible for this are the ipobian developers. They have even started conducting robberies in Dubai and when the criminals are caught, they blame it on jealousy and the Nigerian government thousands of miles away.

Kenyans, South Africans, Europeans, Asians, etc are all jealous and lazy people.

Ask yourself this question, was it like this in the 80's. No! The IPOB people have been pushed to find a way to survive. How can u explain that the most illetrate people in Nigeria controls the wealth of the nation. Anytime they mention people in academic excellence. This people are never mentioned. I don't blame the IPOB, they have to survive somehow. Believe me, once the country is balanced and properous u won't here of such.

IamWonderful:
Our people from the poverty capital of the south, just like what they did in South Africa, doing all kind of shady and illegality.

many that came back frm south Africa were mainly Yoruba help by air peace owner who is an igbo man, see down and be blaming one region....