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Ghanaians in Nigeria warn JonahCapital dispute could spark Ghana-Nigeria tensions, urges presidential intervention
The National Association of Ghanaian Communities in Nigeria (NAGHACON) has raised concerns over alleged attacks on Ghanaian-owned JonahCapital’s assets at River Park Estate in Abuja, warning that the situation could have implications for relations between Ghana and Nigeria.
The group linked its concerns to the broader issue of xenophobic attacks against African migrants, citing the situation in South Africa as a warning sign of how tensions can escalate.
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