BREAKING: How Ghana Govt. Forcefully Evicts Nigeria High Commission In Accra

Date: 01-01-2020 5:30 pm (5 years ago) | Author: onuigbo felicia
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Ghana has forcefully evicted the Nigerian High Commission from its diplomatic property in Accra, the country’s capital city.

The country has also reallocated the property located at No.10 Barnes Road, Accra, to Amaco Microfinance since 26 August, 2019 by Ghana’s Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources with the consent of Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration.

This was contained in a statement by the Nigerian High Commissioner to Ghana, Michael Olufemi Abikoye, dated 31st December, 2019.

The statement added that a terse letter dated 27th December, 2019, was received from Solicitors acting on behalf of Amaco Microfinance Company Limited, Accra, “giving instructions for the High Commission to vacate its diplomatic property at No.10 Barnes Road, Accra.

“The letter further stressed that; failure to comply within stipulated time will lead to depositing the Mission’s belongings at the nearest Accra police station.”

While giving the latest update on the property, Abikoye said
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“as at 31st December, 2019, the property has been broken into by the company and is being ransacked with the likelihood of being effectively occupied.”

He, therefore, called on the Federal Government of Nigeria to convey appropriate response to the Ghanaian leadership as regards the reallocation and request for vacation of diplomatic property.

The High Commissioner said the letter came following the continuous violation of the diplomatic property and a formal notification that it has been reallocated to the Microfinance.

Ghana’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs claims that Nigerian Government failed to renew the property following expiration thus, “the property reverted to the state in compliance with Article 258 of Ghana’s 1992 Constitution.”

However, Abikoye expressed surprise that the reallocation was done “ without recourse to the High Commission” despite having requested severally for
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“a mutual resolution of the matter, affirming that Nigerian Government is examining the situation and that an appropriate directive was being awaited.”

Posted: at 1-01-2020 05:30 PM (5 years ago) | Addicted Hero
- crusita at 1-01-2020 05:45 PM (5 years ago)
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This government is a big disgrace to nigerian all over the world
Posted: at 1-01-2020 05:45 PM (5 years ago) | Gistmaniac
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- Osahenogae1 at 1-01-2020 06:28 PM (5 years ago)
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Quote from: crusita on  1-01-2020 06:28 PM
This government is a big disgrace to nigerian all over the world
Exactly!
Posted: at 1-01-2020 06:28 PM (5 years ago) | Gistmaniac
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- princeifeyco at 2-01-2020 08:33 AM (5 years ago)
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I just pity people still singing about one Nigeria, the most useless and incompetent government i have ever seen in my entire life
Posted: at 2-01-2020 08:33 AM (5 years ago) | Upcoming
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- SweetDaddy1 at 2-01-2020 12:12 PM (5 years ago)
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Nigeria Is Now A Failed State
Posted: at 2-01-2020 12:12 PM (5 years ago) | Gistmaniac
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