Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has assured Nigerian traders in Ghana that the federal government will ensure they get justice over the stiff business regulation imposed on them by Ghanaian authorities. He gave the assurance on Tuesday evening during a meeting with representatives of the Nigerian community in Ghana on the challenges facing Nigerians living in the West African nation including the locking of hundreds of Nigerian owned shops. The Vice President explained that the delay in resolving these issues may be due to bureaucratic bottlenecks which are generally a drag on government activities. As a matter of fact, the President had asked that a review of all that had taken place to be done.”“There have been direct communications between our President and President Akufo-Addo. Earlier, the First Vice President of the Nigerian Union of Traders Association, Ghana (NUTAG), Chief Kizito Obiorah and a publisher of an Online medium, Mr Destiny Austin Omon, presented copies of their petitions to the Vice President, calling for urgent intervention by the Federal Government.

Source: Nigerian Tribune September 16, 2020 14:26 UTC