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Nigeria: Nigerian Traders Protest Ghana's Delay to Reopen Shops
This Day, 19 October 2020
The Nigeria Union of Traders Association in Ghana (NUTAG) embarked on a protest at the weekend over Ghanaian authorities' delay to reopen shops owned by Nigerians in that country. Read more »
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Ghana: Holding the Centre in Accra
Vanguard, 12 October 2020
Nnaji, the President of the Nigeria Union of Traders in Ghana was a pitiful sight last week as he made a passionate appeal to the Nigerian government to evacuate his members. Read more »
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Nigeria: Coalition Demands Safe Evacuation of Nigeria Traders From Ghana
Vanguard, 28 September 2020
A coalition of affected traders from all parts of Nigeria, doing businesses in Ghana has demanded for safe evacuation from Ghana of Nigeria traders whose shops and businesses have… Read more »
Nigerian Traders Protest Ghana's Delay in Reopening Shops
The Nigeria Union of Traders Association in Ghana, NUTAG, have protested at the delay in the reopening of Nigerian shops in Ghana. NUTAG leader Chukwuemeka Nnaji, said that Ghanaian authorities refused to reopen their shops since 2019, despite several meetings between top officials of both governments. Officials in Ghana shut Nigerian-owned stores to comply with a law that curbs foreign participation in its retail trading space.
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The two countries began talks to cement cracks in their bilateral relations owing to the diplomatic standoff between them arising from the alleged maltreatment of Nigerians in ... Read more »
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Nigeria and Ghana have engaged in diplomatic rows owing to the demolition and seizure of buildings belonging to the Nigeria embassy in the country. The crisis was however ... Read more »
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The Ghanaian government has denied allegations of maltreatment of Nigerian traders in Ghana, saying that they were given enough time to comply with the laws. Shops belonging to ... Read more »
