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Nigeria: Senate Calls for Calm On Alleged Deportation of Nigerians in Ghana

GHANA, JUL 30 – Nigerian and Ghanaian officials urge calm amid accusations of crimes by Nigerians in Ghana; Senate stresses peaceful coexistence under ECOWAS and rejects blanket criminalization.

  • On Tuesday in Abuja, Senator Bassey Aniekan called for calm over protests in Ghana demanding deportation of Nigerians due to alleged criminal behavior.
  • The protests stem from accusations against Nigerians of ritual killings, market monopolization, and other crimes, mirroring the 1983 'Ghana Must Go' expulsion saga.
  • Protesters carried placards with allegations of armed robbery, kidnapping, violent attacks, and mass prostitution reportedly linked to Nigerians, while videos showing destruction of Nigerian properties circulated unverified.
  • Senator Aniekan emphasized Nigerians are mostly peaceful and hardworking, condemning generalizations as defamatory and noting diplomatic engagement led by Ambassador Bianca Ojukwu is ongoing.
  • The situation highlights tensions within ECOWAS member states but also reinforces calls for peaceful coexistence, lawfulness, and avoidance of incitement to preserve Nigeria-Ghana relations.
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