Nigerian mission’s media aide quits over unpaid stipend
The Media Coordinator to the Nigerian High Commission in Accra, Ghana, Destiny Omon, has resigned from his position over alleged pressure to remain silent on concerns raised by Nigerians in Ghana over a reported N2bn budget allocation and other transparency and accountability issues, Diaspora Tales has learnt. Omon, who announced his resignation in a letter Read More:…
Destiny Omon, the Media Coordinator to the Nigerian High Commission in Accra, Ghana, has resigned due to concerns over alleged pressure to suppress reports on issues affecting Nigerians in the country. In a letter dated August 27, 2026, Omon cited the reported N2bn budget allocation and transparency and accountability issues as reasons for his resignation.
He expressed frustration with attempts to restrict reportage on matters concerning Nigerians in Ghana, stating that credible communication should allow such concerns to be reported responsibly without interference. Omon also highlighted the challenges of low and irregular stipend payments, which have hindered his ability to effectively carry out his role.
Despite the difficulty of his decision, Omon remains committed to ensuring a smooth transition and wishes the Nigerian High Commission well in its diplomatic duties.
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