Abdoul Aghrebt, a Mauritanian real estate agent, has made several revelations to investigators regarding his involvement in a case linked to land plots and payments to bloggers. According to sources, Aghrebt admitted to owning and managing several land plots in different regions of Mauritania, including Tferg Zine, Lekser, and Tiart. He claimed that some of these plots were registered under his name, while others were deposits from other individuals.
Aghrebt reportedly confessed to making financial payments to some of the bloggers implicated in the case. He stated that he had paid Sidi Mohamed Kamash, a blogger residing in the United States, an amount between 1.5 and 2 million old Mauritanian ouguiyas via a bank account. Aghrebt claimed that Kamash had contacted him in 2025, after previously attacking him in 2022, and apologized for his actions. Kamash allegedly asked for Aghrebt's assistance with his brother's medical treatment.
Aghrebt's revelations also implicated other bloggers in the case. He stated that he had helped Kamash build a house in the Al-Badia region and had gifted him a Toyota RAV4 vehicle worth over 4 million old Mauritanian ouguiyas. Additionally, Aghrebt claimed that he had been in contact with another blogger, Dhiaa Al-Haq, who had apologized for his actions and asked for forgiveness.
The investigation into Aghrebt's activities has uncovered several land plots and permits allegedly linked to him. He claimed that two land plots in Tferg Zine, registered under the name of Qutb Al-Shaykh Amm, were his personal property. Aghrebt also stated that a 2.5-hectare rural plot in Lekser, registered under the name of Ibrahim Kab, was a deposit from Mohamed Al-Tajani.
Aghrebt's statements have also shed light on his interactions with other individuals implicated in the case. He claimed that he had been in contact with blogger Al-Hafiz Lobad, who had apologized for his actions, and that he had also helped another blogger, Ahmad Abdaw, with a financial contribution of 300,000 ouguiyas during his time in Morocco.
The investigation into Aghrebt's activities has led to the seizure of several land plots and permits. Authorities have placed Aghrebt under judicial supervision, along with eight other suspects, and have imprisoned seven individuals. The investigation is ongoing, with several suspects still at large.
The case has raised concerns about the involvement of public figures and bloggers in real estate dealings and potential corruption. Authorities have vowed to continue investigating and bringing those implicated to justice. Key points in the case include Aghrebt's admission of making payments to bloggers, the seizure of several land plots and permits, and the ongoing investigation into the activities of those implicated.
Key points
- Abdoul Aghrebt admitted to making financial payments to bloggers, including Sidi Mohamed Kamash.
- Aghrebt claimed ownership of several land plots in different regions of Mauritania.
- The investigation has led to the seizure of several land plots and permits, and the imprisonment of several suspects.
