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Ghanaians in Nigeria urge Mahama, Tinubu to intervene in River Park dispute

The National Association of Ghanaian Communities in Nigeria (NAGHACON) has appealed to the Presidents of Ghana and Nigeria to intervene in the ongoing dispute involving Ghanaian-owned JonahCapital, warning that the matter could negatively affect relations between the two countries if not properly addressed.
Addressing a press conference, President of the association, Lukman Tetteh, expressed concern that actions against the company were continuing despite an ownership dispute over the estate currently being before the courts.
The association is therefore calling on the governments of Ghana and Nigeria to ensure the safety of Ghanaians associated with the company and allow the courts to determine the ownership dispute without interference.
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