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By Philip Nwosu
The National Association of Ghanaian Communities in Nigeria (NAGHACON), has raised the alarm over ongoing structural disruptions and safety concerns targeting JonahCapital firm at the River Park Estate in Abuja.
Addressing journalists in Abuja, the leadership of the association warned that the escalation of targeted actions against the prominent Ghanaian-backed firm could strain diplomatic and economic relations between Nigeria and Ghana if left unchecked.
The association’s executive committee, representing Ghanaian citizens across all 36 states of Nigeria, revealed that they had dispatched a delegation to Abuja to conduct an on-the-ground assessment of the unfolding situation at the estate.
Speaking on behalf of the association, NAGHACON National President, Lukman Tetteh, and General Secretary, Edwards Domfe, stated that the group’s leadership travelled from various parts of Nigeria to assess the physical damage at the estate and stand in solidarity with the company.
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“Our first objective is to ascertain, at first hand, the incidents that have occurred at JonahCapital’s River Park Estate.
“We have had the opportunity to visit the Gallery Clubhouse and various sites, including the gate house and other structures belonging to JonahCapital, to witness the destruction for ourselves,” the executive committee stated.
During their inspection, the association noted a distinct pattern, pointing out that JonahCapital appeared to be uniquely targeted amid a broader ecosystem of businesses operating within the estate.
“We have observed that several other companies continue to operate undisturbed within River Park Estate, with the exception of JonahCapital. We have also observed the various walls that have been erected around properties belonging to JonahCapital,” the leadership observed.
The current crisis follows a string of legal and administrative hurdles JonahCapital has faced over the past year.
