River Park Estate Founder denies resignation, alleges forgery by Ghanaian partner

Founder of River Park Estate, Mr. Adrian Ogunmuyiwa, has dismissed reports suggesting that he resigned from the board of directors of Houses for Africa Nigeria Limited, described the claims as false and malicious.

Ogunmuyiwa said a resignation letter circulating on social media and published by Sahara Reporters was forged by his Ghanaian counterpart, Mr. Kojo Mensah, who he accused of attempting to illegally take over the company.

In a statement issued yesterday, Ogunmuyiwa clarified:

“I want the world to know the true situation that I never resigned. The purported letter published by Sahara Reporters is fake.”

He alleged that Mensah and his associates fabricated several documents, including board resolutions and the forged signature of Mr. John Townley Johnson, in a bid to wrest control of the company since 2024.

According to him, the documents also claimed he had resigned at different times in 2013 and 2017, yet records at the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) as of 2020 still reflected him as a director.

“In fact, it was still on record as at when a status report was conducted in 2020 that I am a director,” he said. “The Ghanaians completely removed all Nigerian board of directors from Houses for Africa Nigeria Limited, leaving only themselves as board members.”

He added that the police forensic report and CAC status report confirmed that the alleged fraudulent removal of Nigerian directors was first carried out in February 2024.

“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,” Ogunmuyiwa stressed.

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