HAVING SPENT 28 YEARS IN 🇬🇭 FROM 🇳🇬, I’M STILL NOT A 🇬🇭IAN CITIZEN, HERE’S WHY 

Michael K M My friend this borderless stuff you talk is nonsense. We need borders. If we want to reshape the borders fine. But there's already enough problems in africa as it is. Why would you want those problems to more freely move across the continent? We need to country our society better, not introduce more problems from other countries with more people. A lot of these places have ethnic wars. You want them to come and war with us too? You want boko haram to have an easier time traveling or smuggling themselves along with weapons into ghana? I doubt most people have thought seriously about any of this things they're talking about

You can’t wait for such 10million black Americans you kept begging online to come back to small Ghana though. Fake

upload videos Also who said we have to make anyone a citizens of our country if we don't want to? Even if only one nigerian or saudi arabian moved to ghana they don't have to become a citizen. Being a citizen gives people a lot of power in your society and an ability to affect and manipulate a lot of things. Inside of a country that they might not necessarily value as much as their country of origin. You can work in ghana and do many things, they don't have to be citizens. I don't want a labanese running for president in some years because he is so called "citizen". We need to value and keep the things we have. And our country is what we have. If someone comes and messes it for you, they have their country to return to, you have no where.

@@Love22320 Yes we have that choice, like any country. We can pick and choose who we want. In fact we're not strict enough, and we have to clean house and send a lot of these indians and random street beggars back. Black americans face severe hatred for being black like us. We're providing another option for them even if it might not be perfect. We also see the potential for us to build together (if we have sensible people connecting and not too many wild people or uncooperative personalities). It doesn't mean we have to take in the whole world nor did we call for the whole world. Also why is someone who thinks we're 'small ghana' concerned with us not letting them into our small ghana? Don't you have better places to be?

​@@Love22320 you really do have such disdain for Ghana and Ghanaians. I wonder why you have such an obsession with all things Ghana. If Ghana chooses to be protective it's meant to be in the interest of Ghana. All we ask of people who come to Ghana is to respect the laws of the land.

@@prayerpartner2093 by stealing and closing Nigerian stores. Lying on them because they are progressing more than you. Your name need to be changed because you need to be prayed for and get some deliverance from spirit of hate.

Amennn!

Every foreigner including Ghanaians has retail stores without any harassment and discrimination.

Please, no one is preventing you not to implement such laws. We Ghanaians will implement our laws and no county I mean no country has the right to tell us how we should implement our laws, get that right

@@franciskojo2559 no one cares though was correcting the lies above. Ghanaians has no jobs and nothing to offer to any Nigeria and entire black race rather than begging, so who cares about your foolish lowlife laws.

P Y Some people seem to really want ghana to be wide open. We really have to wake up and pay attention to what these politicians are doing and what internet personalities are trying to push in our minds. Ghana is our sovereign land and country, we can shape and run it how we want. We don't have to do anything, you're free to shape your country in absolutely anyway you please. We can have cooperative relations with many countries and it's citizens but it doesn't mean have to make them citizens or give them power in our society. That's probably the most dangerous thing you could do. We can have rules and regulations on top of those relations and limit it according to what benefits us and the citizens of the country. There are nigerians i think could be very valuable citizens to us. But who should it be a benefit to? For them or for us? Should we give it to them or anyone else just because they want it? Just because they feel entitled? Even with citizenship you can have different kinds and levels of citizenship like you can have different kinds of visa. And if the person proves themselves then maybe you can consider upgrading it and maybe eventually give full citizenship (should probably always reserve the right to revoke it). We need to stop being aimless and disorganized and seeming like we're ready to allow anything anyone brings our way or suggests and make up our minds on how we want our society to run. We need to make some hard strict rules. This citizenship talk, some country's policy is they don't even allow any non-native to be citizen under any circumstance. They might even reject natives if they leave the country. Even residency is an issue. You have to prove yourself before you even get a visa. So it's up to us and we shouldn't let anyone tell us what we have to do

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❤❤❤❤❤❤ Absolutely right. Due to the population of Nigerians in Ghana, the issue of the restriction of trade laws is obvious. I'm a Ghanaian born in Nigeria and I support the law on retails based on our population and market scale. ECOWAS members being treated equally does not mean that Ghana market should be flooded with other nationales thereby subjecting the average Ghanaian to oppression. Each nation has rights to bring restrictions in its trade sector.

You rightly summed it up: This Nigerian being interviewed is very dishonest and disingenuous. He is making an argument that crime committed should ONLY be tied to IDENTITY, but not NATIONALITY. This is absolutely lacking in logic: If it happens that most of the unfamiliar crimes like kidnapping (like the Takoradi girls), breaking into a police station to release a fellow Nigerian criminal in a lawful custody, or a murder of Police Officer happened to be committed by Nigerians, should the nationality of those individual criminals not matter? And, is the nationality not part of the so called identity of the criminal?

If he is the president of the Nigerian traders in Ghana then he knows the law. But he intentionally told a lie. What is his reason for doing that? Very disappointed in him and how he chose to explain the issues.

If what he is saying is wrong, do educate us all by posting the international protocols & law. As it is not to be found in the ECOWAS procedures & protocols. Thank you. All proven criminals should be prosecuted to the full extent of the applicable law. In this thread, someone alluded to historical occurrences. Many people mention this from time-to -time. Please note that the first stone was casted in the 1960's by Ghana. It seems in many instance that there is healthy & unhealthy rivalry - some born out of ignorance. Many are actually related through DNA analysis. ❤& Peace.

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Imagine does he talk to like a ghanian oga,so you want to tell me we don't have reasonable people in Nigeria may God help you

@@bellastephen3609 you don’t understand him😅. He was saying that in a positive way. Mind you the interviewee even said it that he looks like a Ghanaian too😁.

Stop writing nonsense Ghana has been richest in sub Saharan Africa where did you heard that story from lol..

And so ?

@@joedankdank4306 and so go drink sea water, you mad

@@84mryuppie Zoo animal , Ghanaians don't drink Sea water . Nigerian must obey the law of Ghana . Do Nigerians have to give birth every year to over populated and apply ECOWAS LAWS . Was ECOWAS not in existence in 1983/85 ? Why concentrate on Ghana . Foolish interview between Yoruba and Igbo

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S A It might also be down to not really checking who's coming and going. But despite that we have some people calling for 'one africa' and 'borderless africa'. Complete madness. How about we keep our country like everyone else and they keep theirs? If people want to contribute to the society, improve it in some way or and make a life here they can and clearly the man in this video did. They don't need to be citizens and gain power in our system in order to do that. Ghana seems to keep shooting for a complex society it's not yet ready to run and worse, not even making any deliberate effort to prepare to run it. We don't have any cyber security sector yet the government wanted to make many things 'digital'. And how would we protect our system and society then? Outsource all that work and important information and precious data of the country and government to some random third party company? I used to think the planning of african countries was terrible, but now i'm seeing with my own eyes that it's even worse than i thought. They don't know how to implement anything it seems but keep pushing agenda after agenda. Are most of these people educated enough to be in government? Who knows?

You that is saying ghanians hate arrogance are the same ghanians not arrogant what are you saying

In terms of relationship we are more closeer with the Nigerians and that is the fact.

Remember than energy when the ghana entertainment industry is begging Nigerians for assistance on the global stage. I'm looking right here on this platform and there are scant videos on Ghana and those other countries you named.

Don't forget we use to go there to slave ourselves and therefore they had this perception about ghana until recently that some have realise ghana of yesterday is far gone and doing so well as a nation. Am Ghanaian in-between.

@@blackentrepreneur8564 You and who used to go there and enslave urself? Mind ur speech u fool.

Yes the man is saying the truth , Ghanaian were the first group of people doing menial jobs all over Nigeria before ABOKI took over ..

That was in the 90’s that's what he said

@Black Entrepreneur It's so sad for them to use their myopic minds to look down on Ghana while we Ghanaians don't vision them in such a manner. We regard them as one of African nations . Humans forget so fast it was Ghana who held Nigeria's hand to get their independence, so I don't understand why they all visioned Ghana in a very ridiculous manner.

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Oga listen so any rubbery, kidnapping kidnapping going on in Ghana are Nigerians doing it right,wen your boys are misbehaving stealing carrying knives at night raping girls you don't see it,how many Nigerians have you seen doing rubbery oga, you said they are fighting immigration yes because your immigration officers are corrupt you will go to somebody's house you want to arrest the person but instead you will end up telling them to give you money even your police do same

Go and sit down jare, running your big mouth, kettle calling pot black, stop talking rubbish hypocrite are you saying Ghanaians don't commit crimes? Are you telling us that Ghanaians don't have criminals?? Hypocrite.

It's the other way round. Nigerian brought weaves to Ghana for sale and Ghanaian women accused her of selling cheaper than them. It was unfortunate tho

Oh! lovely!

You have said it all.

Akos, what's the charge for?

@@py20 the whole process. They said it was an Express

@@akosuaagyeman8218 Oh, you mean the Ghana card? I've heard that too.

Typical Ghanaian, you want everything free. Ghanaians are paying a token as suppose to foreigners who pays more than all Ghanaians.

Oga na Nigeria man

Nobody wants to be a citizen of Ghana ok he's just saying so nor cry

Oh! Ghanaians in Diaspora pay as foreigners too?

That’s a lie.. I’m a Ghanaian in diaspora and paid for it for 10 years..

@@TheJumzTVYes born Ghanaian without double citizenship, but this is what the Ghanaian government should reconsider cos all ur Parents n Siblings are in Ghana

Are you ghanians not bad or are you people saints what are you saying

Didn't you just hear him say that he doesn't want to be a ghana citizen and pays his resident card every year accordingly?

You sound shallow and like a bigot.. the law of ghana allows for people to become citizens same way you may if u ended up in uk or America.. kwasiasem

Language please, let’s mind our language on here. No swear words please!