Nigerians must go,’ Ghanaians protest alleged prostitution, ritual killings

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Tensions are rising in Ghana as some citizens staged a protest demanding Nigerians leave the country over allegations of ritual killings, prostitution, and criminal activities.

In a viral video circulated on Tuesday, protesters held placards accusing Nigerians, particularly Igbos, of armed robbery, kidnapping, and taking over local markets.

One woman said that Nigerians must go as they can’t be in someone’s country and be doing anyhow.

The protest also displayed a photo of a man allegedly killed by a Nigerian in Accra. Some protesters claimed Nigerians were violating Ghanaian laws and exploiting the country’s resources.

The development has sparked concerns over rising xenophobia and diplomatic tension between the two West African nations.

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