₦airaland Forum

Beverlyjean:
Thats y the youths are so fvcked up...kidwaya should hv been the first to b voted out cos his dad is part of the people that benefited from corrupt politicians ... he used the money to put the boy in the big brother house and he is thriving in the house while most of u are suffering economic disaster due to men like Terry waya... y wudnt politicians treat the country like crap ...some will even defend the boy and say was he the one that benefitted from the politicians forgetting that if we don't reject these people , we will b the ones to suffer for 600yrs

davibid:
All these billionaires without verified sources of wealth will not let us rest.


Hush comes to mind.

brosom:
I'm not a fan of BBN, but I like the guy Laycon

athaboi:
She's a joke...what will now happen to laycon and co who are still hustling to make it...shebi your son said his bank account fat pass all the house mate join together. He should go and sleep.... laycon all the way

makinson2865:
Oloso igbo girl that is disgracing her lineage on national TV. Obun osi

Coronavirus84:
Laycon should just respect himself and focus on the money than distracting himself with Erica (Olosho) wey be gold digger

Difrent:
why should any sane nigerian go to ghana to sell nasco biscuit? abeg you people should stop disgracing us..... Supply Nasco biscuits there and allow the natives sell in retail........not all country export their jobs by allowing foreigners take over businesses that should be meant for their citizens alone.....

LastProphet:
Who told you those laws are not in the UK? Why do you see shoprite, DSTV, Woolworth, etc from SA but you don't see any SA man with provision shop beside your street?

Jaqenhghar:
Where did they say they dont want you? If you want to conduct business there are polices. Their policies are made to cater to their own first. What is wrong with that?

emapeteum:
The shops own by the Indians and Europeans in Nigeria employs Nigerians and pay tax to Nigerian government,not petty shops where no citizen of the host country is/are employed and also known to evade tax.

Jaqenhghar:
Where did they say they dont want you? If you want to conduct business there are polices. Their policies are made to cater to their own first. What is wrong with that?

Jaqenhghar:
In every country peole put their citizens first. So because you people dont value yourselves you expect it to be the same everywhere you go?

emapeteum:
The western nations you mention are rich already.Nations are set up to protect their citizen and provide economic means for their survival.Don't condemn others for being objective, to a large degree, in their submission.You don't go another man's land en mass and dominate their local markets and expect the government of that country to keep quite.Why do you think UK pull out of EU?Let's make points devoid of sentiment.

SmartPolician:
Brother, Nigeria is a useless country. Everywhere you go, you see a countless number of Nigerians trading and doing other things to survive

If this country worked, nobody would be in a hurry to leave. Nobody likes to be insulted and disrespect in faraway lands.

If you go to any embassy in Nigeria, you will see hundreds in queue to leave the country. I don't know where we got the mentality of running away from our country whereas we can demand that our leaders do what is right.

Almost every young person has been made to believe that immediately you leave Nigeria, you have made it in life as if money grew on trees elsewhere in the world.

Olalan:
There are always two sides of a story.....

weyreypey:
Nope. Igbos should learn to respect the laws of where they live. Same thing they do in Lagos State. Mdchikezie and co

Idiotmod:
Thunder fire Erica. Olosho whey dey use awa boy head b4

Sleekfingers:
thats how u lazy youth attacked shoprite and mtn....instead of you to watch the video....let me tell u most nigerians to obey the law...they think other countries are lawless as nigeria....

alizma:
Listen watch d video and listen carefully before you criticize

uchemac2:
Click on the video to watch the reactions

The Presidential Committee on Retail Trade under the Ministry of Trade and Industry will begin the closure exercise from today, 13 August 2020 at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle in Accra.

The Committee’s actions follow notices served ahead of time to these foreigners to that effect.

The Committee is expected to move to Opera Square, Zongo Lane, Kantamanto, UTC and Kumasi to fish out foreigners involved in retail trade in the country without the necessary documents.

In recent times, there have been several encounters between Ghanaian traders and their foreign counterparts, especially Nigerians, over the involvement of the latter in retail business in Ghanaian markets.

The Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA) has frequently confronted the Nigerian trading community in Ghana against retail trading in the Ghanaian markets.

This has led to the closure of shops, protests and destruction of property.

The Nigerian trading community has time without number argued that the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) protocols allow free movement of goods and people across West Africa.

However, the ECOWAS protocols give foreigners space to transact business for only 90 days.

Section 28(2) of the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre Act, 865, expressly outlines the conditions under which a person who is not a citizen can engage in trading activities.

It provides that a person who is not a citizen may engage in a trading enterprise if that person invests in the enterprise, not less than US$1 million in cash or goods and services relevant to the investments.

The Act further provides that “trading” includes the purchasing and selling of imported goods and services.

A further condition imposed on foreign enterprises that intend to engage in trading by Section 28(4) is that such an enterprise must employ, at least, 20 skilled Ghanaians.

However, Section 28(5) of the Act stipulates that the minimum foreign capital requirements to invest in Ghana, including for engaging in trading, do not apply to the foreign spouse of a citizen of Ghana to the extent that the foreign spouse is or has been married to a citizen of Ghana for a minimum period of five years continuously or holds an indefinite resident permit before registration of an enterprise, amongst others.