Rossinky:
No be una fault.

It is our federal govt that is even wasting time and stooping low to be exchanging letters with you.

By the time we sponsor rebel movements to destabilize your country and scatter that your ''peaceful society'', una eye go clear.

Tiny country feeling funky.

Angelfrost:


No need being honest by half...

The major difference between Nigerian citizens, and those of other progressive nations is what they enjoy in terms of leadership dividends.

I keep telling you people... Patriotism, like loyalty, cannot be compelled, rather earned or better yet paid for.

How many citizens of America, Norway, South Africa, Luxembourg, etc, would be loyal and patriotic if they endured what average Nigerians endure yearly??!... Nigerians have been too patriotic in my opinion... 6 decades are quite an age to wait and work for a better nation.

iboboyswag:
We will not be sensitive to any plight... two can play this game.

It's really annoying seeing some Nigerians on hear trying to justify this appalling response because it suits their narrative of the present state of the country. These children of hate have played deaf and blind to some of the forward strides the country is making in recent times.

While I am all for criticizing the country and its leadership, I would not stand and allow another imp of a country attempt to disrespect us.

We should solve our problems in-house, but with an external aggressor, we should take no prisoners.

StPete:


I knew you were going to tow down the line of Boko Haram

We have the population, the resources, the technical know-how. As much as we have our own internal challenges, tiny countries such as yours (Ghana) is still a stepping stool for a giant as ours. Out of fear was why your Minister had to quickly respond to Lai's statements because he knows for sure that when Nigeria says enough is enough, Ghana would be at the losing end

Iamgrey5:
Nigeria should no longer recognize Ghana degrees for NYSC.

That should shut down the numbers of Nigerians going to Ghanian universities.


Next stage

Charly68:
Ghana is becoming lawless even to their African counterpart ,they have forgotten that they may need Nigeria backing someday ..let them continue in their mindless pursuit of brutality against Nigerians..

phineas:
The Ghanian response is a joke

In summary they refused to take responsibility for allowing the demolition of an embassy in their country.The summary of their response paraphrased is this "it is a matter between Nigeria and a Ghanian it does not concern us but we offered to rebuild after it was demolished"

Truth is that demolition should never have been allowed to happen.The individual with a grouse should have had to go through his country to resolve that grouse.It should have been taken up with Nigeria through his country!.Ghana allowed it to happen,an attack on a foreign embassy and even gave excuses despite a police post not been far from there


Ghanian embassy lands in Nigeria should have their titles (paid or unpaid)revoked indefinately and demolished as well.Thats a ŕesponse that Must happen.Nigeria shoukd also offer to rebuild for the fun of it and put bugs they will never be able to remove unless they demolish again all over the place

Johnrake69:


My Bros married a Ghanaian. As at 4 years ago that I visited him in Accra he was paying an equivalent of #200,000 then on a yearly basis. Even with a Ghanaian wife and 3 kids. I really felt bad for him but he is used to it.

oshozondii:
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https://twitter.com/DeleMomodu/status/1300068987167010817?s=19

Iamgrey5:
Nigeria should no longer recognize Ghana degrees for NYSC.

That should shut down the numbers of Nigerians going to Ghanian universities.


Next stage

Rossinky:
No be una fault.

It is our federal govt that is even wasting time and stooping low to be exchanging letters with you.

By the time we sponsor rebel movements to destabilize your country and scatter that your ''peaceful society'', una eye go clear.

Tiny country feeling funky.

DaddyRochie1642:





Oga to slap you dey hungry me

Pollosa1:
them won play fast Nigeria must go on us but God pass them

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Goldenfinger:
.hey every1 goes truu depresion even me,i had suicide some months back but i realised that killing myself will only cause more damage.jst pray and listen 2 good songs,n dnt be lonely engage ur self in activities even if is playing wit sands,its more beta.stay blessed

OROSUNBOLB:


No matter what you might be passing through now,just see it as a phase in your life. You will definitely get over it with time. You only have to be strong and stop contemplating suicide as it is never the solution. You do not own your life,it belongs to God. You therefore do not have any right to take it.

There is nothing you're passing through now that God cannot handle and solve for you. You only need to allow Him to take charge of your situation. Dialogue with God through prayer and cleanse your spiritual being with fasting.

Surely,you shall overcome this stage of your life as I pray for divine peace from above to rule over your life. Be strong,as the world is about to celebrate you my sister.

daddytime:


Remember your signature, please.

Snap out of that thought come on. You are loved and will surmount this.

Please, stay strong, alive, and never give up.

Hugs.

Racoon:
Boom! Lai Mohammed and country lies are being exposed.Over to you the legendary lying machine of the government.

oyinda1599:
Thanks so much.

Rossinky:
No be una fault.

It is our federal govt that is even wasting time and stooping low to be exchanging letters with you.

By the time we sponsor rebel movements to destabilize your country and scatter that your ''peaceful society'', una eye go clear.

Tiny country feeling funky.

Rossinky:
No be una fault.

It is our federal govt that is even wasting time and stooping low to be exchanging letters with you.

By the time we sponsor rebel movements to destabilize your country and scatter that your ''peaceful society'', una eye go clear.

Tiny country feeling funky.

Zenithpeak:



Two wrongs does not make a right. Remember that the Nigeria is the at a pivot point on the map of Africa which makes it difficult for Ghana and other countries left and right to trade without passing through Nigeria corridors.

This is not about trading in Nigeria alone but trading with other countries eg. Senegal, Mali etc was through Nigeria/Seme boarder. Closing that route by Nigeria government is killing the economy of other West African countries who has business with other African nations. Ecowas safe corridors Agreement should be given credence to. Remember, the Africa link road that linked West African to East Africa and other African route accessible by road.

jrtorrents:


The property was demolished by a private individual, not the government of Ghana. Regardless the Government of Ghana apologized and offered to rebuild it. Why should the FD even bring it up again?

Coldie:
going after their citizens should come last, to reduce the number of nigerians in ghana, fg shoul stop nigerians from schooling their. Thats the major thing their country benefits from our citizens as ghana has been a tertiary education hub to nigerians thereby adding to their economy.

Nigerian students alone spend over #30bn studying in ghana, not to talk of tourists from nigeria.

What exactly does ghanians contribute to our economy?

iboboyswag:
[b]True! But you and I know that the end point of all good and bad along these routes ends in Nigeria. We have been forced over and over again to bear the brunt for ECOWAS sovereignty but these other countries do not or rather have chosen to turn a blind eye to the sacrifices that we have and continue to make for the subregion and Africa at large.

Nigeria is just taking back Nigeria and choosing to do things that are beneficial to us first.

Reason the number of people that have been empowered by that simple act, the growth that is being experienced in the agriculture sector and proliferation of local industries. We are not there yet but the moves that have been made, are moves in the right directions.

Ghana has the right to react the way they want but going dirty with the demolitions of diplomatic structures under flimsy excuses in a No No, and no amount of painting the anomaly would make it acceptable and right.

I am happy we have exercised restraint in the face of outright provocation but know this, it won't last long if the Government of Ghana don't get their acts right.[/b]


ADDENDUM
The slight that continues to emanate from the upper echelons in the Ghanaian government and their romance with France and other francophone countries to undermine the influence of Nigeria in the Region has not gone unnoticed.

I am certain we would respond in due time and when they least expect.

They think overcharging and molesting a few traders would harm us? Let them wait, we are coming.

Zenithpeak:


What you said here is funny...

Private individual demolished another country's embassy and government offered to rebuild it.... Don't you know that it is an act of war to do that? Or are saying private citizens of a particular country can assult the president of another country?

If Nigeria should react in similar fashion and war broke out between the two countries who's going to suffer maximum casualty? The whole of Ghana landmass is about the size of Oyo State alone in Nigeria.

Ghanian authorities should approach ECOWAS court to pressurize Nigeria government to operate in accordance with ECOWAS safe corridor agreement as it relates to boarder closure instead of foolishly drumming the war beat.