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Some members of the Nigerian Catholic Community in Ghana in front of St. Francis of Assisi statue donated to the Holy Family Parish at Mataheko, Accra, where they climaxed their Patron Saint Celebration on October 12, 2019 / Damian Avevor

Nigerian Catholic Community in Ghana Encourages Mutually Favorable Trade Terms

Oct 16, 2019

The Catholic Community of Nigerians living in Ghana has encouraged terms of trade that are mutually beneficial to the citizens of the two neighboring West African nations and acknowledged efforts made by the diplomatic service in ensuring that all disputes relating to business are speedily resolved amid legal controversies.

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