‘“I think the Ghanaian government is working on an agenda aimed at discouraging the influx of Nigerians to Ghana and the growth of Nigerian businesses in their country”

I disagree.
I am in support of Ghanaian government effort to shut down businesses owned by Nigerians and have Nigerians leave Ghana.

In 1983 when Ghanaian government was unable to provide for Ghanaians and Nigerian government did, Nigerian government ordered Ghanaians who were experiencing hardship to leave Nigeria.

And here is how that order of Ghanaians to leave Nigeria by President Shagari went down:

On January 17, 1983 president Shagari of Nigeria announcement said this in part “declare the expulsion of an estimated two million undocumented migrants living in the country. Half of them were Ghanaian. “If they don’t leave, they should be arrested and tried and sent back to their homes. Illegal immigrants, under normal circumstances, should not be given any notice whatsoever,” President Shagari said.

The significant of this refusal by Nigerians to leave in Ghana is an attempt to black mail Ghanaian government. It is not going to work because all Nigerians know how we mistreated Ghanaians in the past.

So, I write to ask and beg the Nigerian authorities at home and in Ghana to push for Nigerians to return to Nigeria.

What Nigeria did to Ghanaians when they were going through hard times in the 1983 and beyond was inhumane. I cannot see how Nigerians can swallow evil acts meted to Ghanaian people in Nigeria and think it is okay for Ghana to forget it.

I am a Nigerian and totally ashamed of Nigerian government conduct in using force to evict poor Ghanaians.


No condition is permanent. If you are doing well today in your life, tomorrow is not guaranteed.

Besides, if these Nigerians in Ghana think they are good and better than the Ghanaians, why is Ghana the better place to prove their skills?

Don’t get it.

Fellow Nigerians, stop putting up resistance to leave Ghana. Just go back to your country—Nigeria.

sigiyaya:
God dont help people, people help themselves.

No mind dem! That's y I dey call Nigerians "smiling depression "

I am in support of Ghanaian government effort to shut down businesses owned by Nigerians and have Nigerians leave Ghana.

In 1983 when Ghanaian government was unable to provide for Ghanaians and Nigerian government did, Nigerian government ordered Ghanaians who were experiencing hardship to leave Nigeria.

And here is how that order of Ghanaians to leave Nigeria by President Shagari went down:

On January 17, 1983 president Shagari of Nigeria announcement said this in part “declare the expulsion of an estimated two million undocumented migrants living in the country. Half of them were Ghanaian. “If they don’t leave, they should be arrested and tried and sent back to their homes. Illegal immigrants, under normal circumstances, should not be given any notice whatsoever,” President Shagari said.

The significant of this refusal by Nigerians to leave in Ghana is an attempt to black mail Ghanaian government. It is not going to work because all Nigerians know how we mistreated Ghanaians in the past.

So, I write to ask and beg the Nigerian authorities at home and in Ghana to push for Nigerians to return to Nigeria.

What Nigeria did to Ghanaians when they were going through hard times in the 1983 and beyond was inhumane. I cannot see how Nigerians can swallow evil acts meted to Ghanaian people in Nigeria and think it is okay for Ghana to forget it.

I am a Nigerian and totally ashamed of Nigerian government conduct in using force to evict poor Ghanaians.


No condition is permanent. If you are doing well today in your life, tomorrow is not guaranteed.

Besides, if these Nigerians in Ghana think they are good and better than the Ghanaians, why is Ghana the better place to prove their skills?

Don’t get it.

Fellow Nigerians, stop putting up resistance to leave Ghana. Just go back to your country—Nigeria.

Ironi:


So then you don’t call the closure of the shops harassment . Ghana is merely enforcing its laws.

Closure of the shops and closure of the Nigerian borders are not related , but the two actions can be said to be implemented in the interest of sovereignty .

Nigeria closed its borders to solve an internal issue , right? Ghana has made laws to deal with an internal issue and enforcing it, right ?

Nothing wrong with the two situations at all, except Nigerians are too arrogant and lawless so they think they must have their way but we shall teach them how to obey laws!

I used the word harassment in the sentence because of the daily struggle or troubles it has caused the Nigerian Retailers, some which has result in loss of life, destruction of goods and you can see it is harassment.
The border closure is linked because the Ghana minister of information has disclosed and claim such in his statement, while addressing the issue on retail trade, according to him (it has cause job loss for his country men).
The Nigerian retailers in Ghana refused to obey your laws not every Nigerian is in Ghana.
Try to be specific in your statement, it gives easy understanding in reading.

Ironi:


So then you don’t call the closure of the shops harassment . Ghana is merely enforcing its laws.

Closure of the shops and closure of the Nigerian borders are not related , but the two actions can be said to be implemented in the interest of sovereignty .

Nigeria closed its borders to solve an internal issue , right? Ghana has made laws to deal with an internal issue and enforcing it, right ?

Nothing wrong with the two situations at all, except Nigerians are too arrogant and lawless so they think they must have their way but we shall teach them how to obey laws!

.
I used the word harassment in the sentence because of the daily struggle or troubles it has caused the Nigerian Retailers, some which has result in loss of life, destruction of goods and you can see it is harassment.
The border closure is linked because the Ghana minister of information has disclosed and claim such in his statement, while addressing the issue on retail trade, according to him (it has cause job loss for his country men).
The Nigerian retailers in Ghana refused to obey your laws not every Nigerian is in Ghana.
Try to be specific in your statement, it gives easy understanding in reading. You are better than this.

bigtt76:
This guy should stop whining naaa no bilateral agreement has been reached.

What happened was mere diplomatic fact finding mission. Vice president's visit was for a different event and he used that opportunity to meet with the traders, no indication of him meeting with Ghana government officials on same.

Ghana president visited Nigeria on Sunday, there's the likelihood discussions may center around it but I can bet his visit was to brief Buhari on the Mali crisis and perhaps border closure issues.

A bilateral agreement is the result of a high-level meeting between both countries' cabinet etc... It may take years to arrive at because concessions has to be met.

Akuffo Addo’s visit to Nigeria 2 days ago had nothing to do with Buhari, he had to call on Buhari as a courtesy.

Akuffo was on a working visited to the ECOWAS office To meet the staff for the first time and introduce himself as the head of the ECOWAS, simple. He was on duty .

Coldie:

Time will tell, we hope say when e go happen u guys will man up like we are doing right now and move on with your lives, and not wail for another 100years like u people do about the Ghana must go issue, forgetting that you started it

My brother, Nigeria sent over 1 million Ghanaians packing during Ghana must go, we handled it like men and the sun didn’t fall from the sky.

eeetuk:
‘“I think the Ghanaian government is working on an agenda aimed at discouraging the influx of Nigerians to Ghana and the growth of Nigerian businesses in their country”

I disagree.
I am in support of Ghanaian government effort to shut down businesses owned by Nigerians and have Nigerians leave Ghana.

In 1983 when Ghanaian government was unable to provide for Ghanaians and Nigerian government did, Nigerian government ordered Ghanaians who were experiencing hardship to leave Nigeria.

And here is how that order of Ghanaians to leave Nigeria by President Shagari went down:

On January 17, 1983 president Shagari of Nigeria announcement said this in part “declare the expulsion of an estimated two million undocumented migrants living in the country. Half of them were Ghanaian. “If they don’t leave, they should be arrested and tried and sent back to their homes. Illegal immigrants, under normal circumstances, should not be given any notice whatsoever,” President Shagari said.

The significant of this refusal by Nigerians to leave in Ghana is an attempt to black mail Ghanaian government. It is not going to work because all Nigerians know how we mistreated Ghanaians in the past.

So, I write to ask and beg the Nigerian authorities at home and in Ghana to push for Nigerians to return to Nigeria.

What Nigeria did to Ghanaians when they were going through hard times in the 1983 and beyond was inhumane. I cannot see how Nigerians can swallow evil acts meted to Ghanaian people in Nigeria and think it is okay for Ghana to forget it.

I am a Nigerian and totally ashamed of Nigerian government conduct in using force to evict poor Ghanaians.


No condition is permanent. If you are doing well today in your life, tomorrow is not guaranteed.

Besides, if these Nigerians in Ghana think they are good and better than the Ghanaians, why is Ghana the better place to prove their skills?

Don’t get it.

Fellow Nigerians, stop putting up resistance to leave Ghana. Just go back to your country—Nigeria.

Actually Ghana did it first in 1969, when they drove out Nigerians, this is just a back and forth issue, I'll paste you an excerpt from an article sharing the experience then, note how the Nigeria tagged it 'aliens' citing reasons for deporting 'undocumented' immigrants during shagari time.
My little time in Ghana I must say alot of folks there don't like Nigerians, don't know it's just inbuilt but get ready to be exploited when they know you can't speak or understand Twi and you're Nigerian, o kpa ri, the ones I had good rapor with where guys we grew up together in Nigeria who usually aided me navigate the country, plus those Ghanaians who have lived outside the shores of Ghana, yeah those kind are pretty reasonable and welcoming.


"... When he was 14 and in elementary school,
back in 1969, he had witnessed the then-
Ghanaian prime minister, Kofi Busia,
invoke the Aliens Compliance Order and
deport an estimated 2.5-million
undocumented African migrants, the
majority of whom were Nigerians.
The Nigerians had grown annoyingly
enterprising, their business acumen
sharper, to the detriment of Ghanaian
businesses. Even in Ghana’s instability,
Nigerian traders managed to have
everything — and at cheaper prices —
Adjei said.
The resulting fear shook the Nigerians
affected. Most had intermarried, and
traced their roots back to trade
relationships between the two regions,
even before colonial rule.
There was one crucial difference between
the Nigerians expelled from Ghana in
1969 and the Ghanaians expelled from
Nigeria in 1983: the Nigerians had money,
said Green Ndume, a Nigerian media
entrepreneur who has lived in Ghana for
a decade. “I’ve interacted with those who
were affected. Unlike the artisans and
teachers expelled in Nigeria, they were
rich. They were traders in kola nut who
made big money and built houses. They
left their houses or sold them cheaply.”
Nonetheless, in their haste to flee, the
Nigerian deportees suffered. “I saw what
it was. They were stuck at the Aflao
[Togo] border. People died there and it
was a humanitarian issue,” Adjei said. The
government’s announcement had
emboldened ordinary Ghanaians, who
taunted the foreigners. Even before the
deadline, Adjei remembered chants of:
“Go home, go home! What are you still
doing here?”

You can read up the entire article on the source :atavist.mg.co.za/ghana-must-go-the-ugly-history-of-africas-most-famous-bag.

Passionate1:

No mind dem! That's y I dey call Nigerians "smiling depression "

Sometimes i wonder if Nigerians can ever wake from mental salary called religion

Sammy07:



Onitsha Nigeria, is the largest Market in West Africa
Lagos economy will swallow your country.
What's your GDP compared to ours.
Where is your HDI?
You're saying cities?, lol your cities cannot even be compares to gombe not to talk of other cities in Nigeria.
How many ports do you have?
how many tourism centers do you have?

.





And yet you don’t have common stable electricity...

RealEzee:
Actually Ghana did it first in 1969, when they drove out Nigerians, this is just a back and forth issue, I'll paste you an excerpt from an article sharing the experience then, note how the Nigeria tagged it 'aliens' citing reasons for deporting 'undocumented' immigrants during shagari time.
My little time in Ghana I must say alot of folks there don't like Nigerians, don't know it's just inbuilt but get ready to be exploited when they know you can't speak or understand Twi and you're Nigerian, o kpa ri, the ones I had good rapor with where guys we grew up together in Nigeria who usually aided me navigate the country, plus those Ghanaians who have lived outside the shores of Ghana, yeah those kind are pretty reasonable and welcoming.


"... When he was 14 and in elementary school,
back in 1969, he had witnessed the then-
Ghanaian prime minister, Kofi Busia,
invoke the Aliens Compliance Order and
deport an estimated 2.5-million
undocumented African migrants, the
majority of whom were Nigerians.
The Nigerians had grown annoyingly
enterprising, their business acumen
sharper, to the detriment of Ghanaian
businesses. Even in Ghana’s instability,
Nigerian traders managed to have
everything — and at cheaper prices —
Adjei said.
The resulting fear shook the Nigerians
affected. Most had intermarried, and
traced their roots back to trade
relationships between the two regions,
even before colonial rule.
There was one crucial difference between
the Nigerians expelled from Ghana in
1969 and the Ghanaians expelled from
Nigeria in 1983: the Nigerians had money,
said Green Ndume, a Nigerian media
entrepreneur who has lived in Ghana for
a decade. “I’ve interacted with those who
were affected. Unlike the artisans and
teachers expelled in Nigeria, they were
rich. They were traders in kola nut who
made big money and built houses. They
left their houses or sold them cheaply.”
Nonetheless, in their haste to flee, the
Nigerian deportees suffered. “I saw what
it was. They were stuck at the Aflao
[Togo] border. People died there and it
was a humanitarian issue,” Adjei said. The
government’s announcement had
emboldened ordinary Ghanaians, who
taunted the foreigners. Even before the
deadline, Adjei remembered chants of:
“Go home, go home! What are you still
doing here?”

You can read up the entire article on the source :atavist.mg.co.za/ghana-must-go-the-ugly-history-of-africas-most-famous-bag.

Stop giving false information!

Why do you people like reducing everything to Nigeria , Nigeria ..because of Nigeria

Busia’s aliens compliance order was not about Nigerians !!

It was about aliens , it would have been Nigerians compliance order !

In the 60’s Ghana was the place to be and Ghana had Africans from all over making Ghana home.

When the economy took a nose dive after Nkrumah and Busia came he thought there were too many aliens than the country can handle and sent them packing.

Well, Nigeria did the same when it felt there were too many aliens than it can handle.

I personally don’t have problems with policies like that. I believe countries should be able to regulate the influx of foreigners into their country unless you don’t have a problem with foreigners taking over ...

Immigrants and foreigners help build your country but when from all intent and purposes they become too hot to handle then it makes sense to advise yourself .

Coldie:
I don't blame Ghana Sha, Nigeria has no immigration law, in Nigeria if u are from any African country once u just enter Nigeria forget it u are now a Nigerian, police can't differentiate even if police try differentiate small bribe u are free.

The work of Nigerian immigration is to frustrate people who want to collect international passport instead of moving around to catch illegal immigrants.

you're spilling out the truth
I think I know someone who did that

All they need to do is to bribe the hospital for a birth certificate,claim they are from a rural area and boom they enjoy every benefits a citizen enjoys.

Coldie:
I don't blame Ghana Sha, Nigeria has no immigration law, in Nigeria if u are from any African country once u just enter Nigeria forget it u are now a Nigerian, police can't differentiate even if police try differentiate small bribe u are free.

The work of Nigerian immigration is to frustrate people who want to collect international passport instead of moving around to catch illegal immigrants.

you're spilling out the truth
I think I know someone who did that

All they need to do is to bribe the hospital for a birth certificate,learn a language,claim they are from a rural area and boom they enjoy every benefits a citizen enjoys.

Ironi:


My brother, Nigeria sent over 1 million Ghanaians packing during Ghana must go, we handled it like men and the sun didn’t fall from the sky.

ehnn who are the 'we' tho? Your ancients, yes but definitely not you per se and then twas not funny at all, probably you need to relate some of those folks who 'successfully' made it to Ghana, no bring sentiments into it.

You can go thru this article, it was not 'we handled it like men' kwa
atavist.mg.co.za/ghana-must-go-the-ugly-history-of-africas-most-famous-bag

eeetuk:


I am in support of Ghanaian government effort to shut down businesses owned by Nigerians and have Nigerians leave Ghana.

In 1983 when Ghanaian government was unable to provide for Ghanaians and Nigerian government did, Nigerian government ordered Ghanaians who were experiencing hardship to leave Nigeria.

And here is how that order of Ghanaians to leave Nigeria by President Shagari went down:

On January 17, 1983 president Shagari of Nigeria announcement said this in part “declare the expulsion of an estimated two million undocumented migrants living in the country. Half of them were Ghanaian. “If they don’t leave, they should be arrested and tried and sent back to their homes. Illegal immigrants, under normal circumstances, should not be given any notice whatsoever,” President Shagari said.

The significant of this refusal by Nigerians to leave in Ghana is an attempt to black mail Ghanaian government. It is not going to work because all Nigerians know how we mistreated Ghanaians in the past.

So, I write to ask and beg the Nigerian authorities at home and in Ghana to push for Nigerians to return to Nigeria.

What Nigeria did to Ghanaians when they were going through hard times in the 1983 and beyond was inhumane. I cannot see how Nigerians can swallow evil acts meted to Ghanaian people in Nigeria and think it is okay for Ghana to forget it.

I am a Nigerian and totally ashamed of Nigerian government conduct in using force to evict poor Ghanaians.


No condition is permanent. If you are doing well today in your life, tomorrow is not guaranteed.

Besides, if these Nigerians in Ghana think they are good and better than the Ghanaians, why is Ghana the better place to prove their skills?

Don’t get it.

Fellow Nigerians, stop putting up resistance to leave Ghana. Just go back to your country—Nigeria.

It's like you don't know anything. Where were you in the 60s wen ghanians expelled our citizen from Ghana?
Or may be u were not born or ur momory is too low that u can't remember

shamhuna:
wen did Ghana become small London wey Nigerians won kill demsef for dere

Whilst you where asleep

akosy:
Who remembered that slogan "Ghana must go". During Buhari's military regime...
Na return match them they play us back so...

It was not Buhari but Shagari

Also Ghana was the first to expel Nigerians from Ghana which they did heartlessly in the late 60s during the Nigerian Civil war and even that was not the first time ,they had done so in 1958

Olamotad:
so if Ghana has all this that u pointed out. what are Ghanians doing in Nigeria? then Kumasi alone will make more than 15% of Ghana internal Revenue. A lesson for nija politicians. This is Ghana we gave power for years without paying and fashola came insisted they have to pay. before they paid. being nice takes u no where. what bring respect is success.

Please stop that misinformation, Nigeria has never supplied electricity to Ghana. Since the 1950s Ghana has been self-sufficient in power generation via Akosombo Hydro Power Station, and several other electricity generation plants. I'm a Nigerian. Always do your research before writing, don't just depend on hear-say.

hammer3:
IF I WAS NIGERIA PRESIDENT.

THE MEASURES I WILL TAKE IS VERY STRAIGHT FORWARD.


1) I WILL IMMEDIATELY, ORDER AIR PEACE AND THE NIGERIA HIGH COMMISSION TO BEGIN THE EVACUATIONOF NIGERIANS FROM GHANA.


2) I WILL MAKE PROVISION WITH THE GHANA AUTHORITY TO ALLOW OUR PEOPLE ACCESS THEIR SHOP IN OTHER TO REMOVE THEIR GOODS.
WAT EVER RENT BALANCE THEY ARE OWED BE RETURNED TO THEM.


3) I WILL BUILD WORLD CLASS MARKET IN ABUJA, FOR RELOCATION.


4)FOLLOWING SUCESSFUL AND COMPLETE EVACUATION, I WILL RECALL NIGERIA MISSION TO GHANA.


5)I WILL END ALL TRADING RELATIONS WITH GHANA.


6 )I WILL NOT HARM GHANIANS IN NIGERIA OR EXPEL THEIR DIPLOMAT, THAT IS FOR GHANA TO DECIDE WAT THEY WANT TO DO WITH THEIR PEOPLE.



THEN WE CAN ALL HAVE A BREAK AND GET ON WITH LIFE.

Stop making noise online. If you want to contest go and contest

It is not "quite" but "quiet." Learn to spell correctly next time before quoting me, I have no business with dullards. No insult intended, just being realistic.

Ironi:


Do you know the number of Nigerians enjoying the peace and quite of Ghana as we speak.

It’s only those who break the law, we shall force them to obey the law !

Btw, what you don’t know is , there is not a damn thing Buhari can do about it !

zuto4u:
It is not "quite" but "quiet." Learn to spell correctly next time before quoting me, I have no business with dullards. No insult intended, just being realistic.

Don’t even go there , you little twerp; want to talk about spelling with me ?

Legendguy : “It's like you don't know anything. Where were you in the 60s wen ghanians expelled our citizen from Ghana?
Or may be u were not born or ur momory is too low that u can't remember”

Stop vomiting insult. Just debate the issue raised in my commentary. Or debate people in your class. Okay?

Now, if you want to talk about some evil thing Ghana did to Nigerians in the 1960s, I am ready to tell you that Nigeria did not have a functional government then.

Some else mentioned 1969 as a year when Ghanaian government expelled 1 million Nigerians. Again, I want to argue that Nigerian did not have a functional government then because of active civil war at that time.

Why all these lies that Nigerians are smart, yet, Nigeria is in chaos?

In Nigeria, unemployment among all age groups has skyrocketed.

In Nigeria, kidnapping is business
.
In Nigeria, roads are in terrible state

In Nigeria, murders of citizens are at all time high.

In Nigeria, nothing works.

Are these what you guys want to bring to Ghana?
No.

Ghanaian government is aware of how dangerous Nigerians are and they don’t want any part of that brought to their country.

All I want is for the government of Ghana to put order and date for Nigerians to leave their country, period.

And Nigerian government should not intervene, period.

richeeyo:

You a fool
You go meet person for em country
Why not stay in urs

Chia... Wonders are wonderful! See Naija dey tok Ghana dey tok join!

See Ghanaians that year wey no dey gree bath! To take spoon chop na wahala! Ugly fools that nearly form background whenever it is 7:30pm.

Well...I don't blame u at all.....na that lifeless plantain chips for Aso rock I dey blame!

Exactly... I even forgot the Ecowas secretariat is in Abuja. I guess the traders just wanted to whip up sentiment based on the visit. Thanks for clarifying.

Ironi:



Akuffo Addo’s visit to Nigeria 2 days ago had nothing to do with Buhari, he had to call on Buhari as a courtesy.

Akuffo was on a working visited to the ECOWAS office To meet the staff for the first time and introduce himself as the head of the ECOWAS, simple. He was on duty .

Why not go back home?

It's a tricky and difficult diplomatic brouhaha between the two sister nations. Trying to bully each other in this day and age simply won't work. We have endless possibilities working together and much more to lose by isolating one another. In every negotiation mutual respect is key. Unfortunately I think this is more of a grassroot problem than the diplomats understand. Whether it's low self esteem or whatsoever it may be about wherever we sojourn, the attitude of some of us seriously irritate our hosts.
Here in Lagos you see landlords first asking which part of Nigeria you're from before collecting rent. It will shock you to know the number of Africans living in this country and you will never know they are not part of you, but when we go out we want to impose our lifestyle on our hosts and not everyone will accept it.
The Border closure has not helped. Farm produce worth millions of dollars perished at Seme border. Those we closed the borders against have adjusted and calling the bluff!
It's not a call to war but to negotiate. If you hold all the cards then we can't play.
If not for the inefficiency of the human beings at the borders that allow banned goods in why would a nation close it's borders in the first place?
While the parleys go on at the national level, let's learn to live one with another.

chrisagyei:
hahaha,go and build shops for your 200 million Nigerians in Nigeria first before coming to think of millions of Nigerians who escaped hardship from your country to Ghana and broke the trade laws in Ghana. Abuja which you spent billions of dollars to build is a political mini town and white elephant built for your elites and nothing goes on over there except politicians looting your oil money.

In Ghana we have Kumasi which houses the largest market in West Africa and largest spare parts dealership town in West Africa,Accra which has an economy of 35 billion dollars and Tema which houses the second largest port and harbour in West Africa and the largest industrial city in West Africa.Sekondi-Takoradi which houses the second largest port in Ghana,crude oil city and a very huge commercial twin cities.Ghana has a GDP purchasing power of 206 billion dollars thus retailing is the hottest business in town thus your people can't leave since we started closing your shop in 2007.

You guys don't even know Kumasi is the largest populated city in Ghana and is the commercial hub of Ghana.You think Accra is everything in Ghana,you're mistaken.Ghana is diversified. Fix your poverty capital of the world issue,electricity issue,pipe water in every home issue,corruption issue, security issues before thinking of repatrating your citizens cos they will run back again in no short time.In Ghana, no foreigner is supposed to open a shop that's why we intentionally put 1 million dollars as the criteria because no foreign retailer can afford that buh your people still rush here in their thousands to open shops.Ghana has no issue with Nigeria by the way.Peace.

But come over here in Abuja, I know about 5 Ghanaians into mini trade, and the other is in panel beating and spraying cars, but Nigerian Governments didn’t ask them to bring $1m before the could operate, isn’t that wickedness my brother?

richeeyo:

You a fool
You go meet person for em country
Why not stay in urs

your very dump, Germany, France ,Italy etc are all European countries, which of this countries is blocking gateway for another , they are all civilized nation, inshort civilization is maturity, Ghana is childish locking foreign shops.

nakaman:
your very dump, Germany, France ,Italy etc are all European countries, which of this countries is blocking gateway for another , they are all civilized nation, inshort civilization is maturity, Ghana is childish locking foreign shops.

Now see how dumber you are
Nigeria closed its boarders since August of 2019
Denying all ECOWAS states of importing their goods through the land, where shipping is a waste of resources

Nana will be very foolish to do anything now on this issue with elections just about 10 weeks away . unfortunately the affected traders and business men may have to wait till February or march next year before a resolution can be reached on this matter