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V0lv0: All derailed should be banned simple. You people should take your ish elsewhere

really u want to dare us abi?


we shall see

overhypedsteve: were they supposed to accept fake dollar bills as bride? Mumu police officers forming smart.

The correct word is bribe and not bride. You need Ghanaian education

overhypedsteve: Look like the whole of the ghanian law enforcement agency have been mandated to witchhunt nigerians. Keep arresting industrious nigerians na una go use una hand destroy the much needed trade partnership between Nigeria and Ghana, you ask me which of the two parties need this partnership the most and i say both partners. You ask me which of them is to benefit more from it and i say both parties and you ask me which of them is very likely to engage in actions that would undermine this mutuality and i say " the uncivilized people of Ghana".

2million Nigerian Traders Sacked From Ghana Market


https://www.nairaland.com/1920807/2million-nigerian-traders-sacked-ghana

Overhypedsteve

The National Association of Nigerian Traders (NANTS) on Thursday declared that the Ghanaian Government would regret sacking its members from Ghana markets.

The President of the association, Mr Ken Ukoha, stated this in Abuja in an interview with newsmen.

Ukoha said Ghana would “cry had I known’’ in the long run for its hostilities towards Nigerian traders in Ghana.

He recalled that the Ghanaian Trade Ministry had last week directed non-natives to vacate all markets in the country or face the wrath of the law.

He said that the Ghana Union of Traders Associations (GUTA) had persistently mounted pressure on the authorities to eject non-Ghanaians from markets.

Ukoha said that the authority, in its directive, gave a 30-day ultimatum to all non-Ghanaians in retail trading to vacate all the markets in the country.

He added that the Ghanaian Trade Ministry had earlier raised the minimum capital for foreigners to do business in the country from 300,000 U.S. dollars to 1 million U.S. dollars in cash or goods.

He said all the measures were targeted at Nigerian traders in Ghana.

Ukoha, however, said that though the development would create economic turbulence for the Nigerian traders, the impact would only be felt for a short time.

He stated that “the business activities of Nigerian traders benefits Ghanaians too’’ in spite of whatever the Ghanaians claim.

The president said that the repatriation of Nigerian petty traders from Ghana would have more negative economic impact on Ghana itself than it would on Nigeria.

The Ghanaian economy will feel it because the exit of Nigerians from that economy will affect their revenue generation.

The reason being that most of the taxes collected are Nigerian bound revenue.

What mini business operators are doing in Ghana is to redistribute wealth in Ghana; with their expatriation, their funds will be redirected to Nigeria.

I know that Ghana will `cry had I known’ in the long run.

“There are more than two million Nigerian traders in Ghana and if they are repatriated we will welcome them home,’’ he said.

According to him, the affected Nigerian traders were small entrepreneurs that would not find it too difficult to relocate to either Nigeria or any other West African country to continue their business.

He said that the implication of the Ghanaian decision would be more on ECOWAS as a whole because it would threaten the regional integration process.

“Ghana needs to consider the implication of their decision on the future of ECOWAS as an entity and how the regional integration process will be affected,’’ he said.


http://dailyindependentnig.com/2014/09/association-says-ghana-will-regret-sacking-nigerian-traders-markets/

You cant bribe Ghana police oo

Two foreigners have been arrested for allegedly carrying a trunk full of fake $100 notes in the boot of a car at Achimota Mile Seven in Accra.

The suspects, Adekonle Morufden, 52, a Nigerian, and Mohammed Basim, 35, a Tunisian, are said to have packed the $100 bills in bundles of $10,000 in a silver-plated trunk hidden in the boot of the car.

They are said to have attempted bribing the police personnel who arrested them including the National SWAT Commander, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCOP) Bismark Achaab, with $30,000.

Police bribed

The Director General of the Criminal Investigations Department (CID), Commissioner of Police (COP) Prosper K. Agblor, said they were arrested at about 3p.m. on September 23, 2014.

He said personnel of the SWAT Unit from the police headquarters, led by the National Special Weapons And Tactics (SWAT) Commander, embarked on a special operation based on intelligence gathered.

“While at Mile 7, the team intercepted a Toyota Camry, with registration number GR 5225-13, with two occupants,” he said.

Though the occupants denied carrying any unlawful items on their car, the police found a silver-plated trunk in the boot, and when it was opened, it was found to be filled with $100 notes.

The suspicious police personnel queried the men about the money and their answers confirmed the suspicion of the police.

When the police informed the men they were under arrest, “they gave the police $30,000 and pleaded with the police to let them go. The police took the money but arrested them and brought them to the police headquarters”.

Money is fake

Mr Agblor said when the money was examined, it was found to be fake.

One of the suspects told the police that he could not tell the total amount of dollars in the trunk but indicated that they were to trade it for GH¢300 million.

The case has since been handed over to the CID for further investigation and action.

Mr Agblor commended the police personnel for the operation and resisting the temptation of accepting the bribe.

He hinted that the police administration would reward the team later and urged other police officers to emulate the example.


http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=327570

Its a trap

After the investments we deport all this eba eaters like we did in 1969

we will invade this thread soon.


ONLY GHANA CAN SAVE WEST AFRICA

How do nigerians watch BBA when they dont have electricity?

I give up

luigiajah: Thanks For That Comment.. It seems You're A Bit Sensible.. We'll always be higher Than You

A Nigerian is polishing my shoes as I type...

overhypedsteve

Nairaland is for Ghanaians


only Ghanaian RULE can SAVE West Africa!! The most African country in Africa!!

ONLY Ghanaian RULE can SAVE West Africa!![b][/b]

Samiceman: Nigerians are too cultured to exchange words with a slowpoke like u

too cultured and still cant find the missing girls and still dont have common electricity in 2014?

we give up

blesszzy: Business bro, just Business not else. U guys can't come to Nigeria to do Business cus u guys lacks d principles of doing Business.

we are allergic to noise and generator fumes.

Obama also said the same thing.

Which brand of generator do u use?