The Ghanaian government on Thursday restated that the demolished residential building of Nigerian High Commission in Ghana will restored.
Ghana’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration Mrs. Shirley Ayokor Botchwey said this in Ghana while briefing newsmen on the outcome of investigation into the attack.
Accord to her, “Ghana will ensure that the demolished building is restored to its original state as soon as possible.
“The Land Commission will formerly inform the Osu Traditional Council that in August, 2000, offer was made to High Commission of Nigeria, irrespective of tittle of land in question.
“The offer was accepted by the High Commission and payment was made accordingly the land commission will proceed to issue a land certificate to the High Commission of Nigeria to regularise its ownership of the property in question”.
” Ghana will take immediate steps to engage the Osu stool and all stakeholders on the impasse.
According to her, Nigerian paid for the land 20 years ago even though the High Commission could not produce the lease land title Certificate and building permit of the Land.
She also gave the assurance that Ghana government will communicate the Nigerian government at the highest level to address the issue and restore normalcy in both countries.
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