We need your support to produce excellent journalism at all times. THE Ghanaian and Nigerian governments, on Wednesday, agreed to make a special law that would facilitate trade and address the crisis that has lingered between both countries. Speakers of the Parliament from the two nations Femi Gbajabiamila (Nigeria) and Alban Sumana Bagbin (Ghana) disclosed this during a press conference after a closed-door meeting held in Abuja. Head of the Ghanaian delegate Bagbin said a consensus had already been reached through a special mechanism that would prevent a recurrence of the conflicts usually between traders from both nations. A special committee comprising selected lawmakers from Ghana and Nigerian is to work in alliance to enact the Ghana-Nigeria Friendship Act.