FG says it will no longer tolerate harassment of Nigerians in Ghana- The federal government has warned Ghanaian authorities that it would no longer tolerate the harassment of Nigerians residing in that country - The warning was issued by the minister of information and culture, Lai Mohammed - Mohammed said the federal government has been documenting the hostilities of Ghanaian authorities towards Nigerians PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! The federal government has warned the Ghanaian authorities that it would no longer tolerate the harassment of Nigerians residing in that country. The minister of information and culture, Lai Mohammed in a statement on Friday, August 28, said the federal government has been documenting the hostilities of Ghanaian authorities towards Nigerians, The Cable reported. The minister said some of the documented acts of hostilities by the Ghanaian authorities against Nigerians include; seizure of the Nigerian Mission’s property located at No. 10, Barnes Road, Accra Read also Xenophobia: Nigerians are worse than South Africans - Comedian Hyenana reacts to ongoing protest in Nigeria He also pointed out the alleged demolition of the Nigerian Mission’s property located at No. 19/21 Julius Nyerere Street, East Ridge, Accra and reported incessant deportation of Nigerians from Ghana. Mohammed said Nigeria frowns at its citizens being made targets of harassment and objects of ridicule, noting that it will no longer tolerate the harassment of Nigerians under any guise. PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android, read best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app Meanwhile, following the treatment of Nigerian traders in Ghana recently, the ministry of foreign affairs has taken a very drastic measure as a way of ensuring lasting solutions. On his Twitter account on Wednesday, August 19, the minister of foreign affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, announced that the federal government has recalled the nation's envoy to the West African country and that of the gold coast to Nigeria for consultations. Read also N10 billion fraud allegation: IGP orders probe of Udom’s appointee The Nigerian government took the decision after shops owned by Nigerians in Ghana were forcefully closed by authorities in that country. In other news, the chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has said she received a petition from Justice Amina Bello, whose son Ibrahim, 25, was killed in Northern Cyprus. The deceased was a third-year civil engineering student of Girne American University in Girne (Kyrenia). Abike Dabiri-Erewa lamented the killing of many Nigerian students in the European country. Meanwhile, another 300 stranded Nigerians have been successfully evacuated from the United States of America for the fifth-time, officials claimed. The returnees' flight landed at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos on Saturday, August 1, through the Ethiopian Airlines. Confirming the evacuation, chairman of the NIDCOM, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, said the total number of Nigerians repatriated from the United States is now 1,430. Read also Kogi guber: Huge number of APC aspirants is due to my efforts, says Gov Bello Which country would you leave Nigeria for? | Legit TV Source: Legit.ng - The federal government has warned Ghanaian authorities that it would no longer tolerate the harassment of Nigerians residing in that country - The warning was issued by the minister of information and culture, Lai Mohammed - Mohammed said the federal government has been documenting the hostilities of Ghanaian authorities towards Nigerians PAY ATTENTION PAY ATTENTION: