headline: Nigeria vs Ghana: Lai Mohammed, Minister of Information warn 'enough is enough!' for Ghana – Nigeria relations
text: E be like say di diplomatic relations between Nigerian and Ghana don dey get k-leg sake of how Ghanaian goment di close retail  shops wey belong to Nigerians. Nigeria goment say dem don record and document all di bad-bad tins wey Ghana authorities don do for Nigerians living in. Dem mention some of dem wey include: Federal goment tok say even though over 1 million Ghanaians dey live for Nigeria, demm no dey treat dem di way Ghana dey treat Nigerians. Oga Lai say di reason Ghana authorities give for di property wey dey No. 10, Barnes Road in Accra wey dem seize sake of say dem no renew di lease afta e expire no make sense as plenty Ghana goment property wey dia rent dey Nigeria don expire and dem no use because of that seize dem. Nigeria say Ghana dey take dia relationship for granted and dem beg dia citizens wey dey Ghana make dem remain law abiding. Meanwhile di diplomatic relations between Nigerian and Ghana don dey get k-leg sake of how Ghanaian goment dey close retail shops wey belong to Nigerians. Di latest tori be say Ghanaian authority summon Nigeria Chargé d'Affaires to Ghana, Esther Adebola Arewa, make e answa query on top how Nigeria goment criticise dia policy to close retail shops wey belong to Nigerians. Di Nigerian foreign minister, Geoffery Onyeama bin say di Ghana policy dey against Ecowas protocol of free trade and dat dem go drag Ghana go Ecowas court to judge di mata. But Ghana Foreign affairs minister Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey on top tweet say dia policy no target any particular kontri and dat sometimes, kontris gatz make tough decision to enforce dia laws. She yarn give say even Nigeria last year close im borders to fight smuggling despite say dey decision affect  oda members of ecowas kontri. She further explain give say di believe say di crackdown on top shop dey politically motivated, no be true and dat e dey unfortunate for Nigeria foreign minister to think say dem di do am for political gain. She say as e be now, Ghanaian law forbid any foreigner to engage for retail business especially inside di local market as leaders of for those market di put pressure on di goment to enforce dem. So far, Ghana don close more than 200 shops wey belong to Nigerians. Recently, di Nigerian goment also summon Ghana ambassador to Nigeria wia she promise say di goment don suspend di policy but wit dis latest report, e be like say di two kontri di head to put leg inside one trouser.