MOHDIBRA Traveling and Tours Ltd, a travel agency based in Abuja, has sounded an urgent warning over an alleged impersonation and document-forgery scheme involving two individuals identified as Adnan and Khalid, reportedly operating from Saudi Arabia.
In a formal statement issued by its management, the company accused the pair of falsely presenting themselves as owners of the firm and using its name and corporate identity to mislead unsuspecting members of the public.
The statement emphasized that Alhaji Muhammad Ibrahim remains the lawful Chief Executive Officer of MOHDIBRA Traveling and Tours Ltd and that no other person has been authorized to act on the company’s behalf.
Management further clarified that the firm operates solely from its official address at Suite 12/13b Sanfa Plaza, Plot 2055 Ndola Crescent, Wuse Zone 5, Abuja, Nigeria, stressing that it has no relationship or business ties with the named individuals.
Describing the alleged conduct as impersonation, forgery, and trademark violation, the company warned that it would pursue legal action against anyone involved.
Customers, partners, and the wider public were urged to be vigilant when dealing with persons claiming to represent the company, particularly in cross-border travel arrangements where payments are often substantial.
The management cautioned that it would not accept liability for losses resulting from dealings with unauthorized persons.
Observers within the travel sector note that agencies handling visas, ticketing, and pilgrimage services are frequent targets for identity fraud due to the high financial stakes involved.
MOHDIBRA Traveling and Tours Ltd also called on anyone who may have been contacted, misled, or defrauded using the company’s name to come forward with useful information to support efforts to resolve the matter.
The firm warned that further misuse of its brand or reputation would trigger legal consequences.
According to the statement, the suspected actors are believed to be based in Saudi Arabia and allegedly engaged in intimidating behavior despite lacking any connection to the company.
Management expressed concern that such activities would occur in a jurisdiction known for strict anti-fraud laws, noting that the alleged actions run counter to both legal standards and ethical principles.
As part of its advisory, the company released phone numbers said to be associated with the suspected impersonators and advised the public to treat any communication from those lines with extreme caution.
Legal analysts, however, note that allegations of fraud ultimately require investigation and determination by competent authorities.
Experts point out that impersonation of established businesses has become increasingly common worldwide, largely due to digital platforms that allow scammers to convincingly pose as legitimate organizations.
Authorities generally recommend verifying official registration details, physical offices, corporate emails, and direct contacts before transferring funds or sharing personal data.
In closing, CEO Alhaji Muhammad Ibrahim reaffirmed the company’s commitment to safeguarding its clients and preserving its reputation, stating that decisive measures are underway to curb any misuse of the firm’s identity.
He emphasized that MOHDIBRA Traveling and Tours Ltd remains fully operational under its current leadership and advised stakeholders to conduct business only through confirmed official channels.
Members of the public are encouraged to report suspected fraudulent activities to relevant law-enforcement agencies and to verify the authenticity of travel service providers before entering into financial transactions.
Reported contact numbers linked to the alleged impersonators:
- Khalid: +966 56 812 6740
- Adnan: +966 55 139 9258