The High Commission of Nigeria in Ghana has cleared the air on report of its eviction from its office.
Report was rife that the High Commission was sent packing from its office at 10, Barnes Road, Accra, which is one of its official quarters.
The report prompted talks the development may not be unconnected to the diplomatic relations between Nigeria and her neighbouring West Africa countries that ebbed on account of the country’s disclosure of its land borders.
The High Commission has however, dispelled the insinuation in an interview spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ferdinand Nwonye, granted The Sun.
“We are working on it; there is no cause for alarm. It is not our chancery, not our residence, it is just one of our official quarters and have been unoccupied for sometime. Though we have some items inside it, no one is occupying it,” Nwonye told the paper.
