Nigerian investor and founder of River Park Estate, Adrian Ogunmuyiwa, dismissed the claim of purported resignation as a member of the board.
Ogunmuyiwa, in a statement on Thursday, said the letter circulating on social media, which suggested that he had resigned, was forged by his Ghanaian counterpart.
He explained that the said document was one of those used by the Ghanaian, one Kojo Mensah, in an attempt to steal the company since 2024.
“I want the world to know the true situation: that I never resigned. The purported letter released on publication by Sahara reporters is fake.”
“In fact, it was still on record as of when a status report was conducted in 2020 that I am a director.
“The Ghanaians completely removed all Nigerian board of directors from Houses for Africa Nigeria Limited, leaving only themselves as board members.
“This criminal act was first conducted in February 2024, as shown by the police report and CAC status report.
If I resigned in 2017, why was I removed in 2024?
“These are all part of documents made up by the Ghanaians in their attempt to steal the company in 2024,” he said.
Recall that the Nigerian investor, Ogunmuyiwa, said he established Jonah Capital, not Ghanaians.
In August 2025, Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike inaugurated a committee to resolve the Rivers Park crisis.
In Wike’s latest intervention, he vowed that a fresh Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) to residents of River Park Estate.
