President Mahama Calms Fears, Declares No Mass Deportations of Nigerians; Ghana and Nigeria United

 Accra, Ghana — In a move to quell growing anxieties, President John Dramani Mahama has publicly declared that there will be no mass deportations of Nigerians from Ghana. The president's statement, delivered on Sunday, August 3, 2025, emphasized the strong and unified relationship between Ghana and Nigeria.

The announcement was made against a backdrop of increasing concerns within the Nigerian community residing in Ghana. President Mahama's message was direct and reassuring, stating, "Ghana and Nigeria stand united, not divided." This declaration seeks to assuage fears and prevent any potential diplomatic friction between the two nations.

While the specific triggers for the fears of mass deportation were not explicitly detailed, President Mahama's proactive communication highlights his administration's commitment to maintaining regional stability and fostering positive international relations. His words reinforce the deep historical and cultural ties that bind the two West African countries.

The president's statement, which was broadcast on Metro TV and widely shared, is expected to be a key point of discussion in both Ghana and Nigeria. It underscores the importance of clear communication from national leaders to manage public sentiment and prevent misinformation in matters of immigration and foreign policy.

The government's focus now turns to ensuring that the message of unity and non-deportation is effectively communicated at all levels, providing continued reassurance to the Nigerian community and reinforcing the spirit of Pan-Africanism.