CEO Raises Alarm Over Minister's Handling of Coastal Highway Project, Threatening Investor Confidence
Stella Okengwu, CEO of Winhomes Global Services Ltd, raised concerns over a "reckless" minister's handling of the Coastal Highway project, impacting investor confidence. Okengwu warned that the ministry's actions could harm international investor trust and compromise Nigeria's investment climate.
The project, valued at N250 million, aligns with the Renewed Hope Agenda and has attracted support from Nigerians and international partners. Okengwu claimed the company legally acquired land for the project, but road diversions caused significant losses.
The dispute highlights the importance of maintaining investor confidence and upholding the rule of law in Nigeria.
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