‘Nigeria Must Go Protest:’ We only replied to their 1983 actions, ‘Ghana journalists claimed

A Ghana journalist and personality in the air, Sog Prechious, has confirmed the recent protest by several young men in his country, demanding the Nigerians.

In an interview with Channels Television on Friday, the popular broadcaster who worked with Starr FM at ACCRA and had a very strong voice in the country, said “Nigeria Must Go” in his country was retaliation for the protest “Ghana Must Go” in Nigeria.

When he was asked to take it about protests where hundreds of Ghana residents pointed to the streets at Accra called for the Nigerians to be expelled from the country because of their criminal tendencies, the media strategy expert said:

“This is a form of retaliation for what happened in 1983,” referring to Ghana who must be protested after the Nigerians took to the streets demanding more than three million Ghana people who then live in Nigeria must be sent packing.

Precious also claimed that the data in Ghana showed that some Nigerians, especially young girls, prominent in prostitution and other activities that were prohibited in this country.