hello
everyone ....
Pls am planning to move to Ghana to stay and work there as well, but my problem is that i don't have or know anyone there and also don't even know how life will be there. Pls If anyone can help nd tell me what nd what to I will be appreciated and thanks in advance .

Ghana is more expensive than Nigeria, no jobs in Ghana except you run your own business

no job? ha!! so i can't even get anything that i can do nd get paid like here in Abuja

nuellag:
no job? ha!! so i can't even get anything that i can do nd get paid like here in Abuja

life is unto you as you believe

if you believe and accept negative people...it will be for you

ghana is a cool place..keep a positive mind set and all things are possible

thank you so much, I appreciate, Now I don't know anyone there, getting something doing /paid job can it be easy for me to find? thank you in advance....

Am not here to discourage you about your plans to relocate to Ghana. Ghana is a very peaceful country, basic amenities are available and the citizens are very friendly and homely. As at this morning, there is a very serious issue that is of national interest to the govt and security operatives that might end up getting many Nigerian residents in Ghana been clamp down for deportation.
since the beginning of Feb there have been not less than 3 robbery incidents every week happening in Accra and all the evidences and those unlucky robbers arrested have unfortunately been Nigerians. this week alone, a Lebanese was kill and his money taken from him, yesterday two robbery took place and videos shows the robbers were Nigerians.
i can authoritatively tell you that from next week, the Ghanaian parliament will pass into law the bill to start deportation of Nigerian residents who are not well documented to proof they are either business owners, students in tertiary institutions and employees. i was also privileged to see a memo this morning that signals the border patrol units of GIS, CEPS, GPS, GA and BNI to start technical profiling of intended nigerian immigrates at both Aflao and Joje borders of the volta region.
If you still really want to try your luck, my advice is make sure you have your passport, other national ID like drivers license,voters ID, and also your personal ID if you are a professional. i know very well that getting a job here is not assured cos there are lots of unemployed citizens here too so your best bet is to come set up a biz or trade and you will need to prove you have the funds to do that at the border if all the proposed regulations takes effect soon.

gentlebullet:
Am not here to discourage you about your plans to relocate to Ghana. Ghana is a very peaceful country, basic amenities are available and the citizens are very friendly and homely. As at this morning, there is a very serious issue that is of national interest to the govt and security operatives that might end up getting many Nigerian residents in Ghana been clamp down for deportation.
since the beginning of Feb there have been not less than 3 robbery incidents every week happening in Accra and all the evidences and those unlucky robbers arrested have unfortunately been Nigerians. this week alone, a Lebanese was kill and his money taken from him, yesterday two robbery took place and videos shows the robbers were Nigerians.
i can authoritatively tell you that from next week, the Ghanaian parliament will pass into law the bill to start deportation of Nigerian residents who are not well documented to proof they are either business owners, students in tertiary institutions and employees. i was also privileged to see a memo this morning that signals the border patrol units of GIS, CEPS, GPS, GA and BNI to start technical profiling of intended nigerian immigrates at both Aflao and Joje borders of the volta region.
If you still really want to try your luck, my advice is make sure you have your passport, other national ID like drivers license,voters ID, and also your personal ID if you are a professional. i know very well that getting a job here is not assured cos there are lots of unemployed citizens here too so your best bet is to come set up a biz or trade and you will need to prove you have the funds to do that at the border if all the proposed regulations takes effect soon.

Well said however there is already a existing thread for potential and current migrants from Nigeria, living in Ghana..Op can look the thread up.

gentlebullet:
Am not here to discourage you about your plans to relocate to Ghana. Ghana is a very peaceful country, basic amenities are available and the citizens are very friendly and homely. As at this morning, there is a very serious issue that is of national interest to the govt and security operatives that might end up getting many Nigerian residents in Ghana been clamp down for deportation.
since the beginning of Feb there have been not less than 3 robbery incidents every week happening in Accra and all the evidences and those unlucky robbers arrested have unfortunately been Nigerians. this week alone, a Lebanese was kill and his money taken from him, yesterday two robbery took place and videos shows the robbers were Nigerians.
i can authoritatively tell you that from next week, the Ghanaian parliament will pass into law the bill to start deportation of Nigerian residents who are not well documented to proof they are either business owners, students in tertiary institutions and employees. i was also privileged to see a memo this morning that signals the border patrol units of GIS, CEPS, GPS, GA and BNI to start technical profiling of intended nigerian immigrates at both Aflao and Joje borders of the volta region.
If you still really want to try your luck, my advice is make sure you have your passport, other national ID like drivers license,voters ID, and also your personal ID if you are a professional. i know very well that getting a job here is not assured cos there are lots of unemployed citizens here too so your best bet is to come set up a biz or trade and you will need to prove you have the funds to do that at the border if all the proposed regulations takes effect soon.

I am very happy they will be deporting Nigerians in Ghana that are not living within the law/rules. At least they can see that it's not every Nigerian that is a criminal, chancer or lawbreaker.

Godson201333:



Well said however there is already a existing thread for potential and current migrants from Nigeria, living in Ghana..Op can look the thread up.

pls can u help with d link, I'd like to look in

alnino94:

pls can u help with d link, I'd like to look in

Can you please check this thread out.

https://www.nairaland.com/4170847/journey-ghana-road-1-week