Nigeria at 65: High Commissioner urges citizens in Ghana to uphold laws

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GHANA 2 months ago

President Mahama: A Visionary Leader Resolving Ghana’s Long-Standing Challenges

Former President John Dramani Mahama continues to stand out as one of Ghana’s most dedicated and solution-oriented leaders. His tenure is ...
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President Mahama: A Visionary Leader Resolving Ghana’s Long-Standing Challenges

Former President John Dramani Mahama continues to stand out as one of Ghana’s most dedicated and solution-oriented leaders. His tenure is widely recognized for addressing some of the country’s most persistent national challenges, particularly the long-term energy crisis known as “dumsor.”

The energy shortages, which began in the early 2000s, posed a major threat to national productivity and economic growth. Under President Mahama’s leadership, Ghana witnessed significant investments in energy generation and infrastructure, resulting in the resolution of the crisis by 2015. Today, the nation continues to benefit from the foundations laid during his administration—stable power supply and improved energy management systems that support industry and everyday life.

As President Mahama returns to lead once again, he faces another long-standing challenge: illegal mining, commonly referred to as “galamsey.” Though this issue has existed for decades, its environmental and social impact has grown substantially in recent years.

Known for his commitment to sustainable development, President Mahama has reaffirmed his determination to address this complex issue with the same resolve that ended dumsor. His approach emphasizes collaboration, regulation, and the use of modern technology to restore Ghana’s lands and water bodies, while ensuring responsible and legal mining practices.

President Mahama’s leadership has always been defined by vision, dedication, and tangible results. As he embarks on his renewed mandate, many Ghanaians remain confident that his proven ability to solve deep-rooted national problems will once again guide the country toward lasting progress and prosperity.IT
GHANA 2 months ago

Akufo-Addo’s Eight Years of Family and Friends Rule vs. Mahama’s Team of Thinkers

By THE YOUTH OF WITHOUT PARTY COLORS

For eight long years, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has ruled Ghana — not with the peo ...
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Akufo-Addo’s Eight Years of Family and Friends Rule vs. Mahama’s Team of Thinkers

By THE YOUTH OF WITHOUT PARTY COLORS

For eight long years, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has ruled Ghana — not with the people, but with his family, friends, and close allies. What began as a promise of transformation and prosperity has turned into disappointment for many who once believed in the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and its message of change.

Under Akufo-Addo’s administration, loyalty and personal connection became more valuable than competence and intelligence. Many brilliant and visionary NPP members were ignored, while appointments went to those whose main qualification was friendship or family ties. What we have seen is a government filled with confusion, arrogance, and waste — one that has lost touch with the very people it vowed to serve.

Ghana is paying the price for this “family and friends” governance. The economy is struggling, youth unemployment has soared, corruption scandals have become the norm, and hope has faded in the hearts of hardworking citizens. The once-promising dream of a new Ghana has been replaced by frustration and hardship.

In sharp contrast stands John Dramani Mahama — a leader who believes in merit, education, and collective wisdom. Mahama surrounds himself with professors, technocrats, and policy experts — men and women who understand governance and are ready to serve with competence and humility. His vision is clear: a Ghana built on expertise, accountability, and opportunity for all.

As Ghana approaches another election, the choice before us is simple yet crucial:
Do we continue with a government built on nepotism and personal loyalty, or do we embrace leadership grounded in knowledge, integrity, and progress?

The time has come for Ghanaians to demand better — to reject mediocrity and reward merit. Our nation deserves leadership that works for everyone, not just a privileged few.

Ghana must rise again — through wisdom, not favoritism; through competence, not connections.IT
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No no no ! 2 months ago

Mr High Commissioner, just tell your people to go back to their country. Uphold which laws ? Idiot

Mr High Commissioner, just tell your people to go back to their country. Uphold which laws ? Idiot
.mr amin 2 months ago

Yes Nigerians especially the ebos should go back to their country simple and short

Yes Nigerians especially the ebos should go back to their country simple and short
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Boye/California 2 months ago

Thieves and Scammers get the Hell out of Ghana 419

Thieves and Scammers get the Hell out of Ghana 419
Hunts Mann 2 months ago

Common Nigeria, Nigeria of just yesterday , Nigeria that Ghana supported with her blood and money to fight for their independence is disrespecting Ghana and Ghanaians. Allow them to disrespect Ghanaians and our laws we will ...
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Common Nigeria, Nigeria of just yesterday , Nigeria that Ghana supported with her blood and money to fight for their independence is disrespecting Ghana and Ghanaians. Allow them to disrespect Ghanaians and our laws we will finish them soon in our country. Next week we the citizens are going to arrest that idiot Igbo criminal and DEPORT him ASAP!!
Boye/California 2 months ago

Your Citizens are Causing too many Crimes in Ghana and you must talk to them otherwise we will kicked all of you from Ghana you and your Corrupt President are all thieves President Tinubu the most Corrupt President in Africa

Your Citizens are Causing too many Crimes in Ghana and you must talk to them otherwise we will kicked all of you from Ghana you and your Corrupt President are all thieves President Tinubu the most Corrupt President in Africa
Ozymandias 2 months ago

Tell the High Commissioner the truth about the nefarious activities perpetrated by his compatriots in Ghana. Tell him to order the so-called Igbo king to respect Ghana’s laws and stop his nonsense and disrespect of Ghanaian ...
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Tell the High Commissioner the truth about the nefarious activities perpetrated by his compatriots in Ghana. Tell him to order the so-called Igbo king to respect Ghana’s laws and stop his nonsense and disrespect of Ghanaians and Ghana’s sovereignty.

Sam Fante warrior. 2 months ago

Man tell your people to go back home we don't want Nigerians in our motherland Ghana. Ghana is a small country and third world country so what Nigerians are doing in Ghana when the citizens of Ghana can't find a job. Go back ...
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Man tell your people to go back home we don't want Nigerians in our motherland Ghana. Ghana is a small country and third world country so what Nigerians are doing in Ghana when the citizens of Ghana can't find a job. Go back you fucking dirty nasty smelling Nigerians, criminals and murders.
Nana K 2 months ago

Two shallow officials: none of them touched on the impact of religious collaboration(Christian and Muslim) between the two countries.

Two shallow officials: none of them touched on the impact of religious collaboration(Christian and Muslim) between the two countries.
DEPORT ALL THOSE STINKING NIGERIANS 2 months ago

FUCKING ANIMALS....GO BACK TO THAT SHITTY ZOO

FUCKING ANIMALS....GO BACK TO THAT SHITTY ZOO
King Adjei 2 months ago

AFTER 65 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE, WHAT HAVE YOU CRIMINALS ACHIEVED???ONLY BREEDING OF ARMED ROBBERS AND KIDNAPPERS,SPREADING AROUND THE WORLD..

AFTER 65 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE, WHAT HAVE YOU CRIMINALS ACHIEVED???ONLY BREEDING OF ARMED ROBBERS AND KIDNAPPERS,SPREADING AROUND THE WORLD..
Ojatanaa 2 months ago

Tell them to go back home zoogerians is very big Ghana na small country it's unfortunate when you need Busia he can't be found but trust me aliens compliance order is still in the books and it can be activated at any time

Tell them to go back home zoogerians is very big Ghana na small country it's unfortunate when you need Busia he can't be found but trust me aliens compliance order is still in the books and it can be activated at any time
Agbeli Kumordziì 2 months ago

I blame Ghana immigration for that bullshit
After 90 days stays in Ghana
Is becomes the responsibility of Ghana immigration to deport those Nigerians out of Ghana without a delay

I blame Ghana immigration for that bullshit
After 90 days stays in Ghana
Is becomes the responsibility of Ghana immigration to deport those Nigerians out of Ghana without a delay

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