A Nigerian woman, Stella Ogonna Okpaleke, has committed suicide after her shop was locked up by the authorities of the market where she sold her goods in Ghana. Recall that last month the shops of some Nigerians were locked up by Ghanaian authorities over their inability to meet strict trading conditions set up by the government. The Ghanaian authority says traders must have one million dollars as minimum foreign investment capital to do business in Ghana as stipulated in its Ministry of Trade and Industry Act, 2013. The National Association of Nigerian Traders (NANTs), Ghana Chapter, disclosed the death of Stella Okpaleke today when the leadership visited the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, Mrs Abike Dabiri-Erewa, to seek the intervention of President Muhammadu Buhari on the matter. Nnaji, armed with a petition to Buhari, called for the intervention of the Federal Government over the alleged maltreatme...
