Warning
Zeakers Automobiles CEO Isaac Atufe Faces Business Turmoil: Customers Warned to Steer Clear
The family of Isaac Atufe, CEO of Zeakers Automobiles, has issued a warning to existing and potential customers of the brand to cease any business transactions with him due to recent developments within the company.
According to the family, they will not be held responsible for any further association with the brand going forward. This advice comes as a caveat emptor to members of the public who may be considering purchasing vehicles from Zeakers or engaging in any financial-related business with the CEO.
Friday Atufe, patriarch of the family, signed the statement and urged the general public to take note of the warning. They did not disclose any further details or information regarding the recent developments within the company.
Potential buyers are advised to exercise caution and thoroughly research any automobile business before making a purchase.
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