Winhomes Global Services Denies N50m Land Payment Allegations in Ajah Dispute
Winhomes Global Services CEO, Stella Ifeoma Okengwu, disputes allegations of paying N50 million for land in Ajah, Nigeria, criticizing the Works Minister for misinformation. Okengwu asserts the company's lawful acquisition of the land through legitimate means and denies any involvement in the disputed amount.
She highlights the company's heavy investments in developing the area and clarifies additional payments made to resolve ownership disputes. Okengwu calls for an investigation to verify investments and protect property rights, urging the government to uphold transparency.
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