Reports have it that Nigerian owned businesses in Ghana are coming under attack.
According to the reports, the Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA) has launched more attacks on businesses belonging to Nigerians in the country as reported by Vanguard.
The union on Monday reportedly closed down 15 more shops belonging to Nigerians at Opera Square in Accra, capital of Ghana.
This brings the number of affected businesses to about 70.
The National president of the Nigerian Union of Traders Association in Ghana (NUTAG), Chukwuemeka Nnaji, has thus advised members to close their shops today as the rumours spread that Nigerian-owned businesses at Tip Toe Lane, Kwame Nkrumah Circle, would be the latest casualties.
Police intervention and the Nigerian Mission in Ghana averted a major clash between members of GUTA and NUTAG on Monday.
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