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Enough is enough, Nigerians most especially Igbos must go – Ghanaian youths staged protest in new clip

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A new video circulating online shows Ghanaian youths staging a protest against Nigerians in their country.

In the clip, the protesters specifically targeted the Igbo community, expressing frustration over what they described as dominance, and demanding that all Igbos leave Ghana.

In the video, one of the protesters claimed that the rise in prostitution among young girls in Ghana is linked to the influx of Igbo women allegedly brought in from Nigeria.

They added that most kids are going missing in Ghana because of the dominance of Igbo people in their environment.

The protesters also accused the Igbos of an increased rate of money laundering and drug trafficking in Ghana.

One said; “Why must it always be Nigerians? China, South Africa, and Uganda are chasing Nigerians especially the Igbos, the Igbo king should not even call himself a king in this land again!”

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@Mannie_147 : Why is it always the poor people of that country getting envious that Nigerians are making it in a country they couldn’t? Just my own observation.

@monark__23 : You’d be surprised, this protest is actually being funded by Nigerians from a certain tribe. Gprove.

jay_kan1999 : Igbó must go to 🇳🇬 but the Chinese 🇨🇳 Lebanese 🇱🇧 Indians 🇮🇳 and other Europeans 🇪🇺 are living here with us but we’re busy chasing our own brothers and sisters out of the same continent 😢 do you guys know how many Ghanaians 🇬🇭 living in Nigeria 🇳🇬 we even have China 🇨🇳 town in kumasi the Ashanti region of Ghana 🇬🇭 😮 we’ve been brainwashed and it is affecting us so bad 👎🏿.

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oluchukwu_okoye1 : One time in life, Biafra shall exit and Igbos shall have all the peace of mind at home they’ve been depriving of then the world shall be empty without them😍 we’re Igbos we’re God’s chosen people🙌😍.

@BolajiMs : Ghanaians are one of the peaceful and friendly people in Africa, but this particular set of people have tempted them to this to Nigerians.

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PHOTOS: Police demote officer for unauthorised VIP escort duty

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The Nigeria Police Force has demoted a corporal to the rank of constable for engaging in unauthorised VIP escort duties, in violation of directives issued by the Inspector-General of Police and President Bola Tinubu.

In a statement issued on Sunday, the force disclosed that CPL Suleiman Musa (F/No: 517077), attached to 45 PMF, was found escorting a VIP without the required clearance. His action was deemed a breach of the strict enforcement measures put in place to end the indiscriminate deployment of police personnel for such assignments.

According to the statement, the disciplinary action serves as a warning to other officers and reinforces the need for full compliance with operational guidelines.

The force also noted that the incident raises questions about how the unauthorised assignment came about and whether the officer acted alone.

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PHOTOS: Father, son, three others d!e in Kano well collapse and fire incident

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Tragedy struck across three local government areas of Kano State as five people, including a 10-year-old girl, lost their lives in separate incidents involving a well collapse, a fall into a well, and a house fire.

The spokesperson of the Kano State Fire Service, Saminu Abdullahi, confirmed the incidents in a statement issued on Saturday, December 6, 2025.

The first incident occurred in Badume Kanawa Village, Bichi Local Government Area, where three people d!ed while attempting to re-dig a well.

According to Abdullahi, the rope supporting one of the victims, identified as Sa’idu Gada, 65, snapped while he was working inside the well.

In a desperate attempt to save him, his son, Sani Isyaku, 20, entered the well but also became trapped. A third man, Yakubu Abdullahi, 60, followed with the hope of rescuing both, but he too was unable to make it out.

Fire Service personnel rescued the trio in an unconscious state, but they were later confirmed d3ad.

Their remains were handed over to DSP Kabiru Iliyasu of the Badume Police Division.

In another incident in Danbatta Local Government Area, a 10-year-old boy, Hassan Iliyasu Haruna, fell into a well and d!ed before help could reach him.

The third tragedy occurred in Badawa Layin Day in Nassarawa Local Government Area, where a 10-year-old girl d!ed in a house fire on Thursday, December 4, 2025.

Fire Service officials said the blaze engulfed a section of a residential building, destroying two bedrooms. The girl was rescued unconscious but was later confirmed d3ad.

Speaking on the incidents, the Director of the Fire Service, Sani Anas, urged residents to avoid entering wells during emergencies, warning that such actions often result in additional casualties rather than successful rescues.

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He advised the public to immediately call emergency responders when accidents occur, stressing that trained personnel are better equipped to handle such situations safely.

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PHOTOS: Troops rescue 14 kidnapped victims in Benue forest

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Nigerian Army troops of Joint Task Force Sector One, Operation Udo Ka (OPUK), in collaboration with the Neighbourhood Watch, have rescued 14 kidnapped victims during a coordinated operation at Orokam Forest, a border area linking Udenu Local Government Area of Enugu State and Ogbadigbo Local Government Area of Benue State.

The operation was conducted on Friday at about 1:30 p.m., following credible intelligence from locals indicating the presence of a suspected kidnappers’ hideout in the forest.

Troops deployed in Udenu LGA swiftly mobilised to the location alongside vigilante personnel of the Neighbourhood Watch.

While approaching the hideout, the criminals opened fire on the troops. The joint team responded with a high volume of fire, forcing the kidnappers to flee in disarray and abandon the kidnapped victims.

14 abducted persons, who were returning from a burial ceremony over the weekend before being kidnapped, were rescued unhurt.

Preliminary investigation revealed that the victims were abducted from two separate communities Ezimo Agu in Udenu LGA, Enugu State, and Orokam in Ogbadigbo LGA, Benue State.

The victims were subsequently handed over to the Divisional Police Officer (DPO), Udenu Division, for onward reunification with their families.

The troops expended 70 rounds of 7.62mm special ammunition during the engagement and returned to base at about 7:21 p.m. without any incident.

Troops had intensified monitoring of the general area to deny criminal elements freedom of action.

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