Nigerian High Commissioner’s Residence in Ghana Demolished by Armed Men
The apartments destroy were to serve visiting diplomats
Jonas Danquah 
The Nigerian High Commissioner’ residence in Accra, Ghana was stormed by Armed men with bulldozers, who demolished a block of uncompleted apartments on the property on Friday night.
The building was being constructed to house staff and visiting diplomats to the High Commission.
According to reports from Joynews, these armed men threatened to shoot staff of the embassy who were present at the scene if they interfere in their operations.
According to the head of security at the High Commission Emmanuel Kabutey the leader of the team that came to demolish the building told them they had the backing of National Security and that “if any of us try, he will clear us off.”
Mr Kabutey complained about the lackluster attitude of the police in handling the situation.
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“When the police came, they did not come to us or any other person but rather went straight to the man [leader of the armed men] they had a friendly chat, exchanged numbers with him and allowed him to go.
“When they came back in, they took pictures but did not ask me or my boys anything,” he lamented.
The Acting High Commissioner who was present at when the incident happened is said to be terrified and has gone into hiding.
