Ghanaian groups urge Tinubu and Mahama to intervene in River Park Estate dispute

The National Association of Ghanaian Communities in Nigeria (NAGHACON) says tensions are rising over a dispute at River Park Estate in Abuja involving the Ghanaian investment firm JonahCapital. NAGHACON’s leadership tells journalists that the situation includes ongoing structural disruptions and safety concerns directed at the company. The association warns that continued actions against JonahCapital could escalate further and harm investor confidence, given the firm’s Ghanaian backing and its presence in Nigeria.

NAGHACON therefore calls on President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria and President John Mahama of Ghana to intervene. The group frames its appeal as an effort to prevent the dispute from worsening and to protect the safety of people associated with the property and the company. The outlets reporting the development do not provide detailed information on the dispute’s origins, the parties involved beyond JonahCapital, or the specific actions cited as “targeted.”