@fellikplimmedia: Ghana has raised alarm over recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa and is pushing for the matter to be placed on the agenda of the next African Union Summit. #trending #news #xenophobicattacks

Bubbey :

The entire Africans support Ghana

nelson.idris :

Nigeria president come and see ur mate 🥺🥺

Daisy 🌻🌼 :

At least someone has to say it….Thank you sir.

Bbenlarbi :

Good job Mr President 💯

Desert Leaf :

We love you prez of Ghana 🇬🇭

Binabdul Media :

Ghana’s first supreme leader 🥰

Rider 4 Real :

The African Defender

Kwaku :

***Intolerance by a small group of people

ÇÆÑÑ¥ :

President of Africa 🥰🥰

Xtɔry4oɔr📡🎚️📠 :

I can’t stop being proud of you Mr. President

Simon Babi :

OFFICIAL INSPIRATION :

SA didn’t see this coming, u don’t mess up with Ghanaian citizens

Solid Craft Ventures :

At this point I am even pitying South Africa hmmmm

TradeTheStory :

South Africa needs Africa more than we need them

Binabdul Media :

I am not even joking. I will follow anyone who follows me. Kindly like my post so I can follow you back 🥰

Slim Daddy :

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king :

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waɣirili yina oteɣni :

☺️🤣🤣🤣☺️☺️☺️

ZTEM :

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Moses Libago :

Saying the president of the first country in Africa to practice Xenophobia. In case you forgot unfortunately history does not forget: 1. The Aliens Compliance Order was a harsh 1969 Ghanaian law that ordered all foreigners without valid residence permits to leave the country within 14 days. It forced an estimated 200,000 to 2.5 million West African immigrants—mainly Nigerians—to abandon their homes, businesses, and belongings. So, the first case of Xenophobia was practiced by Ghana in 1969🤔