A very dark person visited Ghana after closing the Nigerian shops by Ghana people

Nigerian social media activist, Martins Vincent Otse, known as Verydarkman, has visited Ghana after the closing of Nigeria’s shops by Ghana.

VDM landed in West African Regency on Wednesday, taking the time to interview Nigerian traders to ask what the problem was and why their shops were closed by Ghana people.

In a trend video that he shared about Ghana’s visit to the claim that Nigerians’ shops were closed because the Nigerians were labeled as fraudsters in the clip, VDM noted that Nigerians were accused of following women, and Ghana called for their deportation.

He interviewed several IGBO traders in the market to understand this problem, and they opened the challenges they face.

According to activists who are President of Gang Ratel, some Nigerians are labeled as fraudsters and accused of being free. He mentioned that the Ghana people asked the Nigerians to empty the country because of their dubious alleged activities, which encouraged him to visit Ghana to investigate the truth.

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When interviewing Nigerian traders in Ghana, a Nigerian businessman noted that Ghana people wanted Nigerians to focus on retail, leaving wholesale aspects of them.

He stated that the bone of the dispute came from the fact that Nigerian traders were involved in fast business practices by generating profits and small changes while their fellow Ghana believed in producing greater profits which in turn made them difficult to sell.

IGBO traders said that while they realized that they were owing a lot to traders who rely on their own capital to run their business, he also revealed that the Ghana people had demanded $ 2 million from them to allow them to become retailers in Ghana.

When asked by activists why Nigerians sell goods at lower prices compared to their Ghana colleagues, the man explained that it was impossible to do it without covering up costs. He mentioned that there was a border that had to be crossed, and they had to pay their goods to enter the country. They also pay taxes in Ghana, so they are not feasible to run a business with losses.

VDM then discusses the problem of promiscuity among Nigerians. Speaking to other IGBO traders, he asked whether it was true that the Nigerians were the most free in Ghana. The man denied the claim, stating that both Nigerians and Ghana visited girls for pleasure. When asked by VDM to survey those who gathered, most men raised their hands agreed.