The protesters, who gathered in large numbers, displayed placards with messages such as “Nigerians Must Go,” “End Kidnapping,” “End Prostitution,” “End Armed Robbery,” “End Fraud,” and “End Ritual Murders.”
They accused some Nigerians of fueling insecurity and moral decay in Ghana, with some of the placards reading, “Who protects the right and freedom of Ghanaians?”
“Nigerians are kidnapping and using people for rituals,” and “Our kids are going missing because of Igbos.”
In a viral video seen on Facebook by First Daily correspondent on Sunday, several protesters are seen draped in the Ghanaian national flag while others donned red clothing — a traditional symbol of resistance.
