Nigeria, Ghana agree to tackle Afrophobic protests across Africa
By Favour Ulebor Nigeria and Ghana have pledged closer cooperation to address the growing cases of Afrophobic protests and attacks against African nationals, agreeing to seek the inclusion of the issue on the agenda of the next African Union Summit.
Both ministers reaffirmed the long-standing ties between Nigeria and Ghana and pledged to continue working together within ECOWAS, the African Union and other multilateral platforms to promote a more peaceful, inclusive and prosperous Africa.
During the meeting, Enikanolaiye commended Ghana for championing Pan-Africanism and reparations for Africa and people of African descent over the historical injustices of the trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and colonialism.
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