Pamtech distances itself from Auto Influencer Ibekw and Lucky, Cautions Public
Pamtech Group has issued a public disclaimer concerning two of its former representatives, Somiari Lucky and Juliet Ibekwe.
In a notice signed by its Chief Executive Officer, Chidomere Ndubuisi, the company informed the public that both individuals are no longer affiliated with the organisation.
While no reason was given for their disengagement, the CEO made it clear that Mr Lucky and Ms Ibekwe are “not authorised to act on behalf of, represent, negotiate, or enter into any business dealings in the name of Pamtech Media Ltd or Pamtech Group.”
Juliet Ibekwe gained prominence through her automotive content, particularly tips on vehicle efficiency and maintenance, earning her a strong following across Nigeria.
The company further cautioned “the general public, our valued clients, partners, and stakeholders” that doing business with Ms Ibekwe and Mr Lucky is “at their own discretion and risk, and such engagements do not involve Pamtech Group in any capacity.
Any business transactions, agreements, or engagements entered into with the above-mentioned individuals are strictly personal to them; Pamtech Group shall not be held liable or responsible for any commitments, representations, or obligations made by them after their exit from the company.
Any use of the Pamtech name, brand, platform, or reputation by them without written authorisation is unauthorised and not recognised by the company.”
The Owerri, Imo State-based organisation advised clients and partners to confirm all dealings directly through official Pamtech channels and to ensure that payments and communications were made only via verified company accounts and representatives.
Pamtech reiterated its dedication to maintaining high standards of excellence, integrity, and professionalism in its media, automobile, and business services.
