Aryfad Properties and Tour has issued a public disclaimer notifying its clients, partners, stakeholders and the general public of the disengagement of seven former staff members, warning that they are no longer authorised to represent the company or conduct business on its behalf.
The announcement, issued by the company’s management, is aimed at protecting clients’ interests and preventing unsuspecting members of the public from falling victim to allegedly fraudulent activities.
The individuals listed as former employees are Tawakalitu Iyabode Tairu, former secretary; Ashogbon Juliet Itunu; Fashina Taiwo Olushola; Olajide Ayobami Daud; Bankole Segun Samson; Adeniji Grace Adepeju; and Adekunle Roqeeb Olasunkanmi.
The management stressed that the individuals are no longer employees of the company and are not authorised to act on its behalf in any capacity, urging the public to exercise caution in dealings involving them.
According to the company, it has reportedly received complaints alleging that some of the disengaged staff members, particularly Adekunle Roqeeb Olasunkanmi, Fashina Taiwo Olushola and Ashogbon Juliet Itunu, among others, are allegedly using its name to defraud members of the public. The company consequently advised clients and prospective customers to verify the authenticity of all business transactions and communications before making financial commitments.
More so, Aryfad Properties and Tour alleged that Adekunle Roqeeb Olasunkanmi was involved in the disappearance of approximately ₦42 million reportedly belonging to its clients. The company warned members of the public against conducting business transactions with the individual, adding that it would consider appropriate legal action against anyone allegedly involved in fraudulent activities connected with the matter.
The company also issued a notice concerning Mahamud Akani Waliu, whom it accused of allegedly absconding with funds exceeding ₦7 million. Aryfad Properties and Tour stated that it was addressing complaints relating to outstanding client funds and services reportedly not completed by the individual.
It advised anyone with ongoing transactions or payment concerns to verify all relevant information directly with the company through its official channels before making further payments.
The Chief Executive Officer of Aryfad Properties and Tour, Dr Raymond Adeyinka Adewale, urged clients, partners and the general public to remain vigilant and avoid unauthorized transactions with the individuals mentioned in the notices.
Anyone seeking to conduct legitimate business with the company or verify a transaction was advised to contact Dr Raymond Adeyinka Adewale directly on 0803 826 2191. The management reaffirmed its commitment to protecting clients’ interests, maintaining public trust and pursuing appropriate legal remedies in response to the allegations.
