Winhom CEO Denies N50m Land Payment Claim, Alleges Misinformation
Stella Okengwu, CEO of Winhom Global Services, refutes claims by Nigerian Minister of Works that the company paid N50 million for land in Okun Ajah, Lagos. Okengwu asserts that the claim is false, misleading, and reckless, emphasizing that no such transaction took place.
The dispute arose as Winhom faces court battles over alleged demolition of the estate for road construction. The CEO highlights the importance of accurate information for Nigeria's investment reputation, particularly for diaspora and foreign investors.
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