Sam Jonah's Investment 'Under Siege' In Nigeria
Sam Jonah's investment is "under siege" in Nigeria, according to the Concerned Citizens of Ghana (CCG). The CCG, a pressure group, called on the Government of Ghana to urgently engage Nigerian authorities over what it describes as persistent attacks on Jonah Capital Nigeria Limited, warning that failure to act could undermine bilateral relations and investor confidence within the ECOWAS sub-region.
Mr. James Clarke, Convener of the CCG, alleged that the Ghanaian-owned developer of Abuja's River Park Estate was facing coordinated actions by Nigerian state institutions aimed at forcing the company out of business. The group's concerns follow reports by the National Association of Ghanaian Communities in Nigeria (NAGHACON), which alleged that staff and assets of Jonah Capital came under attack after authorities purportedly revoked the company's Development Lease Agreement. The CCG claimed that armed policemen attached to Nigeria's Counter-Terrorism Unit participated in an operation at the company's Gallery Clubhouse within River Park Estate, during which part of the facility's entrance was excavated. Mr. Clarke argued that the dispute over the property remains before an international arbitration tribunal, making the reported enforcement actions inappropriate while legal proceedings are still pending.
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