Ghana Demands $1Million From Nigerian Traders; Mailafia & DSS; Gabon Gets Female PM; South Africa
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I have always said it we can't expect God to come frm heaven to build roads, give us good governers and so on. He gave us hands, legs and brain to do things.
The Bible says that prayer is no good without works.
As a Ghanaian I want to say this to my fellow Nigerians please just follow the law and behave and you will be loved by Ghanaians 👍🏽😀
The Chinese people in Ghana are following the law by miming illegally, right?
@@wwswewillsee9335 So you as nigerian and african of that matter fills you have to do same to help destroy the country ? What a SHAME
On the Ghana-Nigeria issue,my simple advice to my fellow Nigerians is to abide by the laws of any nation you find yourself. Most times,we disregard laws and ultimately ends up getting us profiled. If these guys protesting talked to Nigerian Police same way they did to the Ghanaian ones,they would've ended up in a hospital..I must commend the Ghanaian police for their professionalism. RESPECT would help us Nigerians in lot of ways. Come to Douala,same thing,smh I won't be surprised if Cameroon should go the same route anytime soon..
Bravo Oke,,, Realy some Nigerians are very truthful, When others are so pompous bragging as if all is well for Nigeria the well honest ones face the problem very truthfuly pointing out the problem of Nigerians for them to change! The fact that we have ECOWAS doesnt make Nigeria Ghana and Ghana Nigeria, each country have it laws which need to be respected! Its disgust to see a Nigerian talking to a Ghanaian police or immigration officer, action he can not try with a Nigerian police in Nigeria is what he will do to a Ghanaian officer in Ghana, If a country is not good for you just leave and stop complaining, but if its good for you just obey their laws and you will be welcome there,, Ghana is not collecting $1m from Nigerians, but all foreigners must have $1m deposit before they can do retailing bussiness, the money still remans their own
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Adeolaaaa! Thank you for showing this fada in the Lord! It is about time we tell our people the truth! Prayer has become our weapon! How long are we going keep praying when prayer has not helped us forever! Pray but put action behind it!! I beg, l beg, people pray and help God by doing your part!!! Act!!!
I was in Nigeria every three Months Ghanaian in Nigeria pay money to renew their three month stay in Nigeria..Now Ghanaians do have freedom in Nigeria as Nigeians in Ghana,Nigerians can challenge Ghana Poliice,but in Nigeria,No Ghanaian can challenge Nigeria Police..
It a lie
Ur lie don't even make sense, please try another 😏
Those Nigeria traders in Ghana pay all their taxes. So what are you talking about? If you guys don’t want them in your country grow some balls and demand that they leave instead of making some ridiculous rules to force them out!
@@kattwilliams6469 you know your people don't pay taxes stop lying. Always protesting in Ghana but can't protest in your own country. Our laws says foreigners are to do wholesale not retail, retail is reserved for our locals. We are not building our country for Nigerians but for fellow Ghanaians
Nigerians can't even challenge the Nigerian Police..Lol
Girl, your delivery is everything. I'm from JAMAICA and I love watching your show. ❤ Keep up the good work.
A non-Ghanaian cannot do retailing in Ghanaian markets,period.The $1m is what is called the business' PAID UP CAPITAL'. That money will still be in the business' bank account and it shall still belong to the business.These are laws meant for all foreign nationals in Ghana.Nigeria cries African unity/regional integration when it suites them.Ghanaian poultry farmers cannot access the Nigerian market due to the impediments put in their way by some laws/tariffs in Nigeria.Remember when the Nigerian borders were shut to traders from Ghana,Benin and Togo? I don't get it!!! Those traders should simply abide by the Ghanaian laws and everything would be fine or they could become Ghanaian citizens too and that $1m requirement would no longer apply.
well said man
Thank you my brother 🙏
Rules are rules, hope it gets replicated in Nigeria.
There are about 900,000 Chinese in Ghana. That is the highest in any country in Africa. Are the Ghanaians doing their ills tot he Chinese? Nigerians are also in the rest part of the world. How come Ghana is the only country targeting Nigeria's interest? Obviously, Africa will be better off without Ghana.
@@wwswewillsee9335 900,000 Chinese in Ghana? Kindly support this figure with a source.Anyway what's your point? All persons in Ghana be they nationals or non-nationals must comply or be seen to be complying with Ghanaian laws as applies to them.The security forces are constantly pursuing the Ghanaians,Chinese and other such immigrants engaged in illegal activities such as mining-this is a fact and it's all over various news outlets(including TH-cam)-if you want to see that you will see it.
We have go and face our problems than running away. If we can protest in Ghana why not in Nigeria.
Nigerians protest everywhere except in their country.
Biola you have my respect!
@@Ghanadiaries My dear not only Nigerians, but all Africans are like that oo, look at all those Africans in Cape Town demanding South African Government to relocate them to other countries. None of them has the balls to go and protest in front of their Consulates/ Embassy in South Africa.
Thats my type of pastor. I'm tired of Nigerians praying. We complain about the country, then we go pray. We have been praying for decades. Insanity is doing the same thing and expecting a different result.
Pray without creasing prayer is the key
@@princessbee2522 lol.
@@princessbee2522" faith without works is dead." But in reality the truth is most are just cowards and would like someone to do the job for them.
Prayers is useless
@@eghosa2705 I personally don't think its useless, I do think we over do it. We don't need to pray for the something over and over. In a way we believe if we pray the same prayer enough times then God will answer. Even if prayer does nothing, to some, it gives them hope, and that matters a lot. A reassurance that everything will be ok is important
I just empty my GTbank account for his study. If only supporting him to study law will be my achievements this year, I will be happy doing that.
Solomon George I just sent some too, I wish him the best
did u send him to go hack the presidents account?
if u cant do the time, dont do the crime!
adebayo abdulraf are you ok sir? Who told you he hacked the president’s account. Look at this rat
May the Merciful God Replenish you in many folds IN JESUS MARVELOUS NAME.
Honestly Adeola I love your laughter....
Love and light from South Africa.
You look good too
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1. the Nigerian government has banned almost 50 products of Ghana made goods that Ghanaians can't export to Nigeria to retail, 2. Upon investigation by a Ghana media in Nigerian markets in Nigeria when Nigeria closed it's borders last year, the market people said they don't rent out their shops to foreigners rather bring your goods on wholesale to them to retail in their own markets. And their officials are very good at defending Nigerians on their media platforms. Both sides aren't doing things right. Don't blame Ghana in public because y'all know exactly what you are doing. I have watched a lot of their officials on their media platforms with egoistically defending why they have banned exports from Ghana, close their borders unannounced to the detriment of Ghanaian businesses partly because they suspect the Nigerians are bringing Pona yam to Ghana to export to abroad meanwhile everyone knows Pona yams are produced only in Ghana. I understand they are protecting their economy and also the way they brag about how they are the big fishes. They should also understand that the small fishes ought to eat too. It can't always be about them. Those cheap and fake goods Nigerians sell in Ghana are exported from China, Dubai, India, UK and Europe but Nigeria don't want other countries to bring their goods to Nigeria. And that's selfishness and bully to all ecowas members.
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Nigeria will be great again. Thank you for reminding God that some of us are in exile. Nigerians dont rent out shops to Ghanaian,wetin musa no go hear for gate...and I m glad y'all agree that this is retaliation. Ojo ma n pa yan wo ile kan naa leemeji( rain can beat you into one house twice).
Rev. Oluoma Chinenye is soooo intelligent , he’s a gift to us
How I wish we had 5 pastors like him Nigeria would be a better place.
Susan Nwachukwu true
Thats the law of Ghana, it applies to all foreigners and has nothing to do with Nigerians in particular(we are all siblings). The business law indicates that If you are not a Ghanaian you have to have a business worth $1m or more to trade freely otherwise you have to partner with a Ghanaian to do business. (in summary). In the Diaspora we follow the law, we need to follow the laws on the continent as well. PEACE & LOVE!
Adeola, the truth is Ghana can see that the Nigerian government and average businessman doesn't and cannot appreciate the value of fairness or equitable participation of natives in their own country. You continue to argue, it seems to Ghanaians, that the business environment should never have any competition laws that favor one person or the other so both can survive - in this case a smaller population of 30 million trading space against a 200 million one with over 5 million of them already involved in street side trading and more coming daily into the marketspace. Yet, at the same time, this same larger people have a government that has closed its land borders since last August for one year now to the rest of West Africa citing 'too much smuggling of rice, etc' into its shores by the small countries around it. It's like Nigerians only understand protectionism and fairness when it its for them and their assets only.
Nigerians have been allowed to invest and compete in banking, telecoms and other major industries in this small country because Nigerians see it as profitable to them and gain great foreign exchange in revenues and profit more than they do back home because of the relative stronger currency rates but cannot seem to appreciate that in a relatively smaller country/market it would make sense to leave some of the the small industries (streetside/marketplace trading) to the locals who are also poor citizens so they too can survive and you have a peaceful country to come to still in the future. This makes the average Ghanaian feel that you don't respect them nor want equitable participation in the region.
Thank you I all the Nigerians complaining Ghana this and Ghana that will read your post
I wholeheartedly agree with you and I’m Nigerian. Countries all over the world ensure that their citizens are not negatively affected by the business activities of foreigners. In Canada, specifically British Columbia, the province had to impose a foreign tax on house purchases because the Chinese were buying up real estate like crazy, which caused housing prices to skyrocket, squeezing out the middle class Canadian citizens from buying property. Nigeria closing its borders was to protect the country and Nigerians supported it. A country should do whatever necessary to protect its citizens. But it does seem like Nigerians are being targeted, which I don’t think is fair at all. Ghana should do better in that regard.
You this 'dan. S' are in different TH-cam Channels posting negative things about Nigeria. This time that you have been caught out, you are changing your tone? Not everyone can be fooled by you Ghanaians. There are currently about 900.000 Chinese in your small Ghana, The highest for any African country and you people are given them citizenship so that they can help you to ruin Africa. Obviously, Africa will be better off without Ghana.
@@wwswewillsee9335 your talking rubbish
@@wwswewillsee9335 Cool, make sure you're doing your bit for Africa. There is a reason why so many Nigerians are clamoring to come to Ghana to do business, visit or live, including other nationals from the continent too. Ghana is just doing it's best to make sure it's poor citizens are not unfairly pushed out of their own markets. Something Nigeria has been doing for over half a century. Retaliate and enforce yours back home so we can all play fair in Africa and allow locals to control their local markets. Simple.
Until we all respects each other these struggles will persist.. I went to Gh in 2010 for holiday and Oh My Gee, my brothers from Ng were living mad, behaving like they own the continent...I was like WTF in my country;- Driving recklessly, partying on the streets, blocking roads, etc...!
True be told you guys need to respect the law and respect everyone. These regional borders will one-way come down, but rules will still exist.
Even in the USA have different laws among member states.
My advice is RESPECT.
You went to Ghana, did you go to other African countries? Why is Ghana doing it to only Nigerians? Did you know that the highest number of Chinese in Africa, about 700,000 are in Ghana? Are they doing that to the Chinese that will soon made us to lose Ghana to China? Are the Xhinese not doing worse things in Ghana?
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My brother or sister, firstly this is not targeting only our brothers/sisters from Nigeria, plz don't create your own story out of emotions.... Let's be truthful. Maybe it seems so, bcuz Ngns are more. Nevertheless, the law cannot be broken to satisfy a group.
My only question for my people(Gh) is why now...?
Being known for grt8 hospitality has its negatives... Is about time, the nation Gh sits up & implement the laws.
Regarding the Chinese I can't agree more__we ought to sit up.. Information reaching us is this administration is on top of things. Ghana must remain nice, but strict on it's laws.
@@kofisugar What about the Nigerian embassy that was destroyed by Ghana in Ghana recently? The whole wide world say it.
@@wwswewillsee9335 That was unfortunate and support Ng to retaliate. Whether it was an ordinary person or not, it's not acceptable. The country's security service must be alert especially regarding foreign diplomats..... Am a Ghanaian n honestly accept any appropriate action by Ng gov.
Idiot! Senseless idiot. Is that why they are closing people legitimate business? Jealousy and laziness won't kill u all. They all feel threatened when they see a Nigerian.
The embassy was not demolished by Ghana government point of correction my dear sister. The case was between a Ghanaian individual and Nigeria high commission But Ghana government decided to re build the embassy because it is part of a diplomatic process under international law.
The president of Ghana Kuffo Addo was at Oxford University recently to give a Lecture. His Lecture had nothing to do with Nigeria, but he started it by insulting Nigeria. Was that a typo in his speech then?
Pls give us a link to this speech
Hey, its not supposed to happen btw an individual and Nigerian govt... Anyways its not the so called individual's fault we should blame our Nigerians govt. Tx
Thanks for encouraging us never to give up on what we are doing.
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The day we denounce the form of ‘spiritual worship’ that is being perpetrated in Nigeria and most African countries is the day that we will make our first step towards economic emancipation and self growth . It will be the day we begin to make our leaders responsible for the ills they have created and continue to create in our societies.
Will that day come? I wonder.....
I like Ikorodu boys story...but with all these recognition an support they have gotten. It's perhaps time for them to start creating their own skits not remaking scenes in movies.
I want to throw some light on the Ghana-Nigeria story. There is a law to protect local retailers and that is why government rolled that policy (1million dollar minimum investment). It affects all foreigners not only Nigerians except that Nigerians seem to be the majority in foreigner retail trade. Chinese retail businesses have also been affected. On the high commission demolition, I first of all want to say that Ghana never demolished the building of the commission. It is a group of people who are also claiming ownership of the land. Secondly, the lands in Accra and in most parts of the country are vested in stools, families and not in the government. So on many occasions there are disputes in the sale of the land unless they are properly registered in the name of the buyer at the Lands Commission. In this case no one can successfully challenge you on the ownership of the land. Your foreign minister alluded to the fact that proper documentation has not been done on the land. Why will a high commission start building on a land it hasn't registered. While I totally fault the people who demolished the property, part of the blame goes to your high commission. The lands in Accra belongs to the Ga people and some are crying foul that their lands have been forcibly taken. So why didn't your commission register the land. This said, I think Ghana and Nigeria have a lot of things in common and we should learn to settle our differences without violence or hate.
I am saying this and it is a fact that, foreigners including Ghanaians are not allowed to trade own shops in Nigerian markets, you can only go and buy Good's there and sell them in your home country!
About three years ago; I was watching the television channel of the RCCG the Redeemed Christian Church of GOD, about 3years ago when a young Nigerian Trader questioned, said they would never foreigners to compete with them in their markets period!!!! If you doubt what I am saying, you can go and check from the Archives of the aforementioned TV station. Thanks!
Joseph Quainoo You’re right. Every country has laws to protect its local citizens including Nigeria. Nigeria has similar laws except that Ghanaians don’t complain or make noise about it .
You cant even compete with Nigerians on retailing in their country and Plus it's so true that their retailers will not allow you the Ghanaian to trade in their markets.
It's just a matter of they sticking to laws in Ghana period.
You can't compete with them so you use your government to do the wrong thing. Remember what goes around comes around. You people started it, don't cry when the flip side of the coin on Ghanaians in other countries
@@afroboomnewspaper43 You have similar law in Nigeria and expects all foreigners to obey. Why are you recalcitrant when it comes to you to obey other country laws?
Outrageous .When will Nigeria and Ghana bury the hatchet?
Seems to be extreme jealousy from the Ghanaian side
kaleta ZOZO AFROBEAT most Nigerians are breaking the laws of Ghana. Ghana is not one of the states in Nigeria so if Nigerians want to live peacefully in Ghana, they should abide by the rules and regulations in Ghana
Twum Barimah Dominic You mean Nigeria should pay $1000.000 in order to live peacefully? I know some Nigerians do break the law but these are peaceful traders who have docs issued by The Ghanaian Government clearly displayed for all to see .
@@kaletamusic don't mind them how market traders have $1M to invest? I wonder if they are doing the same thing to others Africans?
@@kaletamusic the law didn't say Nigeria. Foreign business. They are not taking the money but they want to know the kind of business or company you want to establish. In all when your documentation about your business is successful then you also get the necessary support that the government is providing for all those businesses. They are taking off many people from the streets. So they will not allow it to be coming. All those businesses most foreigners do are streets business. By and sell and that need to be check
Am a Nigerian But the Truth is GHANA is Fast Growing and Modernising their Country, so they have right to do whatever they want. Nigeria are been Humiliated in All Countries over their Leaders incompetency.
Adeola I love your show. This my first time to comment and I must commend you. You're doing a great job, I wish all Nigerians will watch this show. It's educative and entertaining. Keep it up and keep it real!
Nigerians imagine a young pastor calling Magu, an old balded man, his son.This country has gone totally occult.Politicians seeking for protection from the so called men of god
They are Babalawo
@@yeyewura3867 yes ooo
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@@odigiehenryosaikhuwomwan9209 you are saying ... Yes oh, you need to be mindful of the things you say, listen and move on, how did what the pastor said affect nigeria, you guys think nigeria is bad, what will you called indian, iran and all, you need to think before you speak very important.
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I am stepping up. These ikorodu boys have inspired me muchly. I need to do my research well. Not giving up again.
Why are Nigerians in Ghana?
Why couldn't they fight their Nigeria leaders?
Why are they fighting in other people's structured country?
Do they realised that this same government chased all Ghanaians away including with my Sound Ghanaians teachers in 1983.
Let Nigerians in various countries gather momentum to fight their enemies that destroyed their own land while they escaped to other people's country. Shame on Zoogeria government buhari
How can we expect any changes in Nigeria when the country is being ruled by the same set of people since independence. Even the churches are in government and still we are going from bad to worse. Prayers has obviously failed so let's try action. No one in government now really have the interest of the masses at heart, except maybe a couple of governors. We cannot expect God to do for us what He has given us the knowledge to do for ourselves.
@n cw true
Thank you Rev. Fr. Oluoma... Keep saying the hard truth that some men of God have refused to say!!!
😂😂😂chaiii, auditor got blind after seeing the mess and looting in the university
Yes bro. That's Nigeria for you,that's how the land functions,there's nothing to be surprised about anymore
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I respect Revd.Father Oluama.
Only in Nigeria! Auditors going blind; Fainting as a standard during investigations, snakes swallowing funds. It’s all laughable🤣🤣
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Not only Nigeria, Kenya is another one, funds have gotten legs, wings, just disappear into thin air and if you speak up, they even kill you.
Have you seen what is happening in the rest of Africa and the world?
Unfortunately, that's all the masses can do. Laugh about it.
I laughed so hard 😁😁😁😁😁, as sad as it is
I love what the Rev father said. My kind of preaching.
This is black people's problems, we think we can pray away everything. We can't pray away our problems, action is needed. This is why we are suffering so much. We pray for the mountains to move instead of digging it down. We should pray for blessing and not for handouts. The creators has given us all we needed on earth. While we spent all our lives praying, the rest of the world are harvesting the fruit from their hard work.
Africa is a conspiracy theory it doesn’t exist
@Woken Nbless, you couldn’t have said it better, Africans have been so brainwashed to the extend that everything has to be solved by prayer, enriching these greedy so called pastors and prophets and them left living in poverty, it’s a shame.
Don't get it twisted... Prayer is still a must!
We are nothing without the Most High.
Yes, we need action, but our power as Black People is in Prayer.
The real problem is... Praying to the false God of Christianity.
We should be careful how we treat each other. Sowing and Reaping is a timeless principle!
Abisola Abiodun : yep, that was one example, and they did it first and the pay back too was ugly. Do they really think if ppl have 1M 💵, they will really come and trade in their country, and how many Ghanaian traders in the same market has 1M 💵? Funny part was that they have market union, they didn’t make this rule but seems like their president is making it seems like he protecting his ashanti ppl’s interest only, and it further worsen it, any business the Ghanaian shows interest in, no Nigerians are allowed to do such business and they have to employ certain percent of their citizens first, or no businesses. It’s heartbroken though, but look at how our leaders treat their own citizens, so the outsiders will treat them worse
@@MrFastfash I think you guys are getting it wrong here. Nigeria and Ghana have long standing relationship. We all know this. In Ghana the constitution prohibits foreigners from operating in the retail business. However foreigners are allowed to trade as wholesalers. Most countries have such laws to protect local small businesses. The truth is there are so many foreigners engaged in the retail business. This is the cause of the problem. Until the right thing is done we will also talk about this. Nigerians are not the target but it also true that most Nigerians in Ghana are engaged in retail business especially when it comes to spare-parts
Go and check your history before you talk how Ghana deported Nigeria in the year 1953 and few after again you can go ask your forefathers
frank nyarkoh u are right. They are just victims of the circumstances and never really a target; and the constitution as always been there to protect interest of her citizens when it comes to some businesses. It is what it is. Thought a little stringent, but it is what it is.
Laughed so hard at the [blind] Auditor General story. Olorun dariji wa
Adeola hope you knw there are many Ghanians living in Nigeria?
The Consul-General of Ghana in Lagos, Mr. Maxwell Awiaya, on Wednesday, disclosed that there are about 500,000 Ghanaians currently living in different Nigerian cities and communities.
Awiaya also told newsmen in Lagos that only about 20,000 out of the number had so far been registered as Ghanaian nationals in Nigeria.
" Remove the stone... ". Rev, you made the point.
Hahahaha. The blind man's story is hilarious. Nigeria will be cured some day.
Word! I get you
Naija don dey develop small small. Ha ha we are moving forward, the Priest is correct. THE STONE IS IN ASO ROCK not in your village; Nobody do u anything. It's the government not working as it should so OCCUPY ASO ROCK
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Wale's story is incredible; he is a resilient young man. I donated and can't wait to hear his testimony just like Aramide. Thank you for sharing his story Adeola. Shalom
I have said this and will say it again the Government of Nigeria 🇳🇬 is aware of the killings they shouldn’t behave like they have no ideas .. enough of this madness and wickedness towards the people of Nigeria 🇳🇬
Any Government that rather cattle than humans is an animal 🦔
It's pay back from Ghana govt. Nigerian govt closed border to Ghana. What do we expect..That they roll out red carpet?
Does Nigeria share any physical border with Ghana? Why is Ghana the only African country complaining about the Nigerian border closure? Africa will be better off without Ghana.
Congratulations, Olawale! You are on your way to the future you desire. I am happy you will be studying law :). I am highly optimistic that together we will make a Nigeria of our dream. I look forward to connecting with you soon.
Adeolaaaaa, ha!
Hun!
All this matter discussed are loaded than you know.
Just continue to keep it real.
God bless Nigeria
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Are they not ECOWAS country so what do they mean they are foreigners and papers
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Nigeria a country filled with high numbers of prayer champion . but less number of good leaders
Koledowo needs to flex a little bit ma. He's doing a great job. The best
The one million dollar barrier was passed in 2013 but Ghana government has been reluctant to implement that law all along
It's not about any documents??? The laws of the country said retail businesses have been reserved for the citizens...foreigners are allowed to do wholesale not retailing
Then they should tell them that instead of all this x amount rule to run a retail business in the market !
When we the Africans mistreats ourselves what do we expects from foreigners. Africans lets us unite and stop all this fighting its takes us no where. Adeola watching you from middle east good my dear
He is the best pastor I ever seen in Nigeria, God bless and protect the man of God. We are behind you, prayer without action has a lot of limit. We Muslim know that, hope our imams will que in his idea. May the Lord God free Nigeria's from bondage of ignorance and poverty.
About the tree planting, we used to have tress all over our compound when i was growing up, in Nigeria. But our neigbours kept companing they were disutrbing them... one said she was tired of sweeping pine needles every morning, the other kept complaing about the tree inhabitiing spirits amd snakes(a mango tree that they used to eat the fruits too). It was a crazy time... my father had pay someone to cut them down... my point we fear spirit than our pysical enviroments.... It was difficult playing outside after that... this year has been dry too in most parts of Nigeria.
Adeola, thanks for keeping us updated
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The traders are just playing the victim. The issue is about minimum capital requirements and not about fees, charges, duties nor taxes.
If they find it difficult to meet these requirements as sole proprietors, they should then pull their resources together and form Joint Ventures, Partnerships or Companies.
Where they think there is any infringement or anything inimical to any of the ECOWAS protocols on trade or to any bilateral trade agreement, they should just alert their government to seek redress at the diplomatic level.
Thanks
$1M, that is just saying do NOT trade! All those Ghanaian shoemakers in Lagos , have they invested $1M in the Nigerian economy? It is NOT there fault though!
inerit Nigerians can enforce the laws of Nigeria. If Ghanaians are breaking the laws of your country let the law deal with them. Ghanaians have decided to enforce our laws
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@@twumbarimahdominic9492 Please let us call call a "Spade a spade" this law is just a way of saying "NO" to Nigerians living in Ghana! Nigerians are very industrious and we are known for our business acumen! We hear you loud and clear : our Ghanaian brethren!
@@inerit5175 'our Ghanaian brethren' indeed.
Twum Barimah Dominic that law is very ridiculous if it’s true,1 million for a retail shop owner in the market. Just tell them to go and they will go instead of this silly law and we don’t have that kind of crazy retail rule here except for a major business or company!!
Ghana must find a way to resolve traders issue.
I said the same thing about these prosperity pastors, and someone cursed my mother. Continue goofing around and sowing your seeds to private jet owners.....
#Our mumu never do
You dey mind them, dem be follow follow, worshipping man instead of God. I saw a programme on facebk yesterday where Nigerians knelt stamping their hand on the rock praying for deliverance. othe land
And the money they got did it fly from no where?, you guys go about, focusing on the things pastors buy, do you know that this pastors write books and make audio tap of messages people buy and listen or read at home, all you people know is they are buying this and that, and even if they buy it, why are you bothered, have a relationship with God, don't put your mind on those things, it the devil, he is trying to twist your mind, pray so you don't go astray 💗💗💗
@@godisgreatalways6208 and who told you they are praying to a man, why don't you focus on God let let him bless you and put you were he want you to be, 80% of the things you see on Facebook are either fake or staged, don't watch wat will take your mind away from God💗💗
@@Ms.prechi It's very unfortunate. Well all I can say at this point is that if you can't see the problem, then you are part of the problem 🤔 😕
@@kingIkeable I see it, but it nothing compared to what other country are facing, nigeria is blessed, do you think all of those problems bothereds a rich man?
Can a foreigner who is not resident in Nigeria, buy land from madam Grace?
yes oo, in Nigeria we need to remove the stone. Adeola tell them oo,part of Nigerian problem are so called pastors
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We Gahanaians support our Nigerian brothers and sisters.This is just pandering to nationalist who mostly belong to the current government
what socialist government?
Kwasia!!! I guessed you looked at my name and assumed that I"m not a Gahanaian.I'm more Ghanaian than your grand papa.You probably wouldn't have made such comment if I said my name was John Rawlings.
Are most Africans fool?
Our myopism and tribalism has not taken us anywhere;yet we are gripping it with both hands as if our lives depend on it .
Until Africa begins to value its children and respect them as humans first before religious and before tribal considerations we shall always continue to be at the bottom of the pack in the the world pecking order.
We claim to be religious and yet we hate each other more.
Our love only extends to those who share same religion and share same ethnicity with us.What kind of love is that?
A word to the wise is enough.
What has that got to do with anything?I pure Ghanaian through and through I decide to call myself Zinzingaaraa.What is your business with that.?
I think if I should be in Nigeria now, I will probably be going to this church this pastor has said its all!! God bless him
Let's make Olawale's dream come true. If only an average subscriber at least 100,000 regular viewers can donate minimum of N1,000 ( one thousand naira ) or its equivalent, then we can get the job done and make the world a better place for all.
I just did.
Not 1 million naira. 1 million dollars ooo
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Adeola this one of the best video that you have made. Mali has finished with their own stones. I pray for Naija to remove their own too. I hope to see the day.
Nigeria is practising MUMUCRACY not democracy, that's what I keep lamenting on my channel
You are truly the best.. Anytime these men of God want to stop the bad things in Nigeria that's the day it will stop.. Martin Luther King and the rest were forerunners not to sit and preach, yet they claim to love this country..
The Catholic Priest is the star of this video !
He is always amazing.
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He needs to come and share the same truth here in Kenya. He is speaking the truth
Great work Adeola. How does someone from South Africa donate to Olawale? He needs all the financial support
He will be the future leader of Nigeria! I promise you!
Who?
Is it sowore?
Thank You Adeola for speaking the truth may God open our eyes and ears to know to remove the right stones
It's sad that Nigerians in other countries can protest and receive considerations and even apologies but we can't even protest against the injustice by our own government. It's time to roll the stones
It tells you how rule of law and respect for each other is working else where, OH I CAN DREAM how if all Nigerians forge ahead, forget about the past, reduce all the internal tribal blocks, see each other as a Nigerian, HOW GREAT AND POWERFUL IT WILL BE.
@@kilomite5907 truly! Until then
Tell them my brother....tell them....tell them....let them know"faith without works...."
We need our pastors, muslims Daddy/Mummy and our big celebrities to make Nigeria great... our celebrities are the one campaigning for politician in Nigeria later they we start complaining, that Government don't help them on pirate.
That's not the solution, because those people can take bribe, Pastors will take Tithe and their voice will be silent. If all Nigerians can come out and say enough is a enough, Organised a massive rally commanding those in authority to step down, and that rally continue for weeks, my brother things will change. We need to stand by ourselves because those people we put hope on are not feeling the heat that ordinary Nigerians are facing. Their children are in overseas living a comfortable lives, while the ordinary Nigeria is living in poverty. Let's put our ass together.
You are on top of your game Princess Adeola. Good job.
🤣🤣🤣 Nigerian news eeeh too strong, last time someone fainted and now we having blind case, Chaiii my wife heard this news and started menstruating before her time.
Oh my God!!!!😂😂😂😂
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Hahahah the Nigerian accent killed me. "We are WOMAN BEANS. WE CAN'T BREET." HAHAHA My people don suffer o. See us see wahala. Issokay.
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Finally, a true man of God. People are starving, yet they fast, not just regular fast, they call it dry fasting.😆😅 after all that fasting and 40 days prayers nothing has changed; you're still broken, hungry and miserable 😢 😫 😕 😞
the way she says 'whats up people its your girl Adeola' chai it has become like a slogan in my mind. each time i click her video i start smiling.. madam ur smile erh it should be a meme to trend in nigeria.. keep laughing aunty Ade : ) from a nigerian in ghana
Why every news that comes from Nigeria is always negative. Nigerians need to stand up, we are too scared to stand up for our right
Thanks. People are too docile.
The year 2023 in just around the corner for a general election in Nigeria. They will get it right then. Did you know there were some countries in Africa with a president of about 40 years in power? That cannot happen in Nigeria.
@@wwswewillsee9335 Name the country, and look very closely you will see they are doing well. Nigeria is not getting any better, weather the President is elected or not...
How sure are you that the next one will not be the same. From birth we have been praying for a good leaders, when will that happen. Concerning the violent going on in Ghana is very bad. I lived in Ghana. Nigerians here are passing through hell by Ghanaian police, why because the country is not good. if Nigeria is good this will not happen to the Giant of Africa.
Come back to Nigeria my peoples
The British company called Nigeria is mess up place now
Good job Adeola. Your social engineering video messages are exciting, interesting and lives changing.
Keep Shining and soaring higher and higher unto unlimited heights, adding value to lives and humanity .
Be blessed.
Mummy Adeola you are doing a very good job, God bless you. I love you
Nigeria refused signing the African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement, because it was not convenient for them. All others did. They closed their borders because it was convenient for them and nothing is making them change their mind, regardless of the hardships and cost to neighbouring countries. This disregards the Ecowas protocols. But based on the same Ecowas, their nationals demand access to other countries. How does one expect open doors when one closes their doors on others? However, If I may share my observations, the developments in Ghana, concerning Nigerian traders, are not retaliations to these inconsiderate tendencies Nigeria exhibit. They are the responses to the disrespectful, lawless, and aggressive behaviours of Nigerians wherever they go. Generally, Ghanaians are warm and accommodating, with many Nigerians getting land and building in Ghana easily. Most making Ghana their home. They express feeling safer, relaxed and more comfortable in Ghana. I lived in Nigeria for some time and wonder about same possibilities there. The truth of the matter is that, Nigerians will overstay their welcome, not only in Ghana, if they don't put their acts together. They will be seen and treated in a different light and that will be their fault entirely. If that is not already happening.
Adeola, auditors can go blind anytime but only in Nigeria. Anything you can imagine can happen in Nigeria. #Gbam!
Adeola, I would not be surprised if they're trying to retaliate for the "Ghana must go" episode of the 1980s. I was a teenager then so I'm not sure that I know what the issues were, but I can tell you that the Ghanians in Nigeria we're sent parking and it was very devastating. I don't support retaliation, but that issue may need to be acknowledged. God bless you great work.
Ghana started in 1968 read history before u comments
Be proud of ur country. If ur country is bad 4 u try to make a change
My friend grand PA told me that Ghana first did it to Nigerians in 1968. Buhari now did it to them back in 1984
@@timothyuzonduministry2893 my comment does not imply that I blame Nigeria for Ghana's actions now. I did say that the "Ghana must go" episode needed "acknowledgement". All humans need to respect others' boundaries and rules to avoid chaos.
You also need to accept that other people can express their "opinions" without you feeling threatened and asking them not to "talk/speak"- you don't have any right to vet my right to my opinion. Thank you
@@doyinremiafonja1253 am Ghanaian, dunno what Ghana must go is, no one is retaliating over nothing, they just want the right thing to be done in their own country, is that too much to ask? Nigeria messing up their country is no ones fault, u guys only have urselves to blame, not GH, not SA, but yourselves, QUIT putting your frustrations on other countries, QUIT IT, its immature and irresponsible as hell, people wants to move on with their lives, not interested in all thosa drama
Nigerian closed it Boarders and told Ecowas that the treaty does not supercede the laws of a country. Ghana is just enforcing its laws now.
We are always enlightened with your serial release of what is happening
around the world of Africans most especially in our so called country
Nigeria as you unveil the wool in our eyes to see the skeletal
in the cupboard of the Nigerian leaders. More grace to your elbow Miss. or Mrs.....
@adeolaFayehun
This upload is A**** kudos to you Adeola, I feel like hugging you right now. You wanna make me choke on my food at some point in the video because I was laughing so hard and I feel like crying at some point. Keep up the good job and I'm glad you are not in Nigeria if not you won't be able to do all these.
Adeola! Your energy and brain are awesome. Your laughter is infectious. On a serious note, your helping others is really appreciated. Well done girl 👍
I've said it a billion times, Nigeria's biggest problem is that we are too religious.
Is that why you are not successful?😂
@@Ms.prechi give this man an infinity stone 😅😅😅
Edison didn't invent the light bulb....he invented the most practical way of mass producing it.
The decay in Nigeria hardly make headlines to me now.
Adeola, quick question: What else apart from talking can we as a people do to stop or repair the system?
Good one, because all we do is talk. I was talking to a Nigerian brother the other day saying we should start a movement here in the diaspora, where we will put together our dollars and euros together so when we say away with the currents government, we have a point of negotiation with the Army generals, money talks dear. But our brother and sister think buying a hammer jeep is a sign of success or white women hair costing 800 dollars, we need to decolonise our minds stand together because unity is strength. Or else we will spend our lives blaming governments with no change.
First of all we have to accept we in a h..l of trouble. The situation has been normalized.
@@nomxhosapekani7966( Unity is strenght) I Stan for this 💯🙌
I think the best way to kill something is to stop giving it the energy that keeps it alive.
That being said, the question then is: how have we kept the Nigeria alive?
@@michaelodo1371 How to achieve that unity though...
Ghana has a law that limits retail business to Ghanaian citizens. This is not a new law; it's been on the books for decades. Foreigners wanting to go into business are required to show a certain amount of capital. If Ghanaian authorities are implementing this law against Nigerians only, it is wrong and must stop. Laws should be enforced across board, irrespective of nationality.
On Ghana-Nigeria, what is the function of ECOWAS in this? Please I just want to know from anyone with answers. Thank you.
Adeola's report is one sided. Ecowas protocol allows anyone from the member country to visit any Ecowas country and stay for 90days. Its doesn't allow engaging in business or any activity without following the due processes and regulations.
The answer is this bro, Nigeria want to do everything hlp thr country I HV know problem with that but if another country do d same there say we have a problem why negerians! Just recently negerians Gvt close thrr borders and it effects Ghanaian so bad and even some negeria working in Ghana using thr law.so why can Ghana do the same, Gh say if u wanna do business in Ghana go 4 right ducument
@@jacobadusei8754 it's Nigeria not negeria. Go and learn how to spell
@@jedidiaheronlan6240 The spelling mistake does not the content away. Lets stick to the issue, share your opinion or thoughts.
@@kilomite5907 I was actually joking
The land on which the Nigeria high commissioner building was demolished, is a disputed land. One government sold it to Nigeria without recourse to the King who really owns the land. Secondly, no foreigner including nigerians can engage in retail business in Ghana. You can only do wholesale or manufacturing. The law has not been fully implemented until now.
Don't Ghana do small & micro business in Nigeria, is anybody conditioning them with that ambiguous regulations/law?. If a land has been bought legally from the government, is that not enough for the king to follow due process to address his greviance. Something is not adding up here. Don't be in a haste to burn down an old bridge simply because you found an alternative route, you might need it someday
@@emekageorge8651 What is your headache. These are jobs reserved for locals in retail. You may call it ridiculous or not. Do you want the big Nigeria population with cheap capital to drive the indigenous people out of retail. Just as the Chinese and Indians have taken over retail in some Caribbean countries?
Auditor goes blind while doing the job; now I have heard it all 😆 🤣 😂
Thank you, Adeola for giving us the opportunity to help people in the comfort of our home. All we want is a better country, so we will do the work to help our people to make them better.
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Wonderful review.. I support the action to remove stones
Thanks so much aunty adeaola for your kind gesture, that you even announce that he needs help. You are wonderful. May you increase in the grace of God daily.amen
No company on the planet will spend 1 million dollars just to build a business in Ghana. The average American makes $1 million in 70 years. How are they supposed to make that type of money.
Haha friend you don’t know the kind of business and companies moving into Ghana and i will advise them to follow the laws and regulations of other countries and Nigeria will be love if not the bad names keeps going around the world and I Nigeria government can manage their own country this won’t happen. For Ghana future is bright and don’t think Ghana will ever be poor country with all that good management and good people
@@jonascoscom 🤣 🤣 🤣. I don't know what businesses are moving to Ghana, but I'm pretty sure they are not giving away $1 million just to do business with Ghanaians
@The Electric Prince lmaoooo
@@jonascoscom when you learn how to make jollof the right way, hit me up. Loool
Akin Akin haha oké low IQ 👍🏽