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The New Nigerian High Commissioner to Ghana Ademola Oluseyi Onafonoka has pledged to ensure Nigerian traders in the country to respect the nation’s laws and ECOWAS protocols.Mr. Ademola Oluseyi Onafonoka expressed his government’s gratitude to Ghana for the tolerance shown Nigerians traders in Ghana.The new High Commissioner said this when he presented his letter of credence to President John Mahama at the Castle, Osu on Thursday.Mr. Onafonoka said “he will ensure Nigerian traders in Ghana adhere to the ECOWAS trading laws.”“I pledge I will keep talking to them so that they work according to the laws of Ghana and that of ECOWAS,” he said.
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