Ghanaian traders close Nigerian shops
Members of the Ghana Union of Traders Association on Thursday closed shops owned by Nigerians in Kumasi, the Ashanti Region, Ghana.
According to Myjoyonline, the traders closed the foreign-owned shops in a continuing operation against foreigners engaging in retail business in the country.
The traders cited Ghanaian laws to justify their action, insisting that they have were left with no choice than to move into the markets and lock the shops up themselves because the law enforcement agencies failed to enforce the law.
