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  • QNET urges reskilling to bridge job gaps

    QNET urges reskilling to bridge job gaps

    • By Motunrayo Akintunde

    A global leader in lifestyle and wellness direct selling, QNET, has stressed the need for countries around the world to reskill so as to bridge the jobs gaps created by the emergence of emerging technologies.

    According to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2025, advancements in technology and the green economy will create 78 million new jobs worldwide by 2030.

    The report however stressed the need for education reform and reskilling to bridge the skills gap created by emerging technologies, especially artificial intelligence (AI) and ensure that individuals are well-equipped for a rapidly evolving job market.

    QNET’s Regional General Manager for Sub-Saharan Africa, Biram Fall, who spoke during a brief ceremony to mark this year’s the United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) International Day of Education, reaffirmed the commitment of the company to enhancing educational access for learners of all ages through its innovative e-learning platform, QLearn.

     “Education is more essential than ever as AI reshapes industries. With QLearn, we are committed to empowering individuals and fostering adaptability through innovative learning solutions that help shape brighter futures,” he said.

    This year’s theme: “AI and Education: Preserving Human Agency in an Automated World,” emphasizes the critical role of education in preparing individuals for the challenges and opportunities in an AI-driven future.

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    To address these changes, QNET’s QLearn platform offers a wide array of high-quality e-learning solutions, ranging from professional development courses to K-12 education. These offerings are designed to help individuals acquire the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in a fast-changing world.

    In addition to QLearn, QNET is involved in several global educational initiatives, including FinGreen, a financial literacy program, and partnerships with organisations such as the Lagos Food Bank Initiative (LFBI) in Nigeria. Through the EDUFOOD program, QNET and LFBI have provided over 1,000 underserved students with nutritious meals, reducing absenteeism and improving academic performance.

    QNET continues to play a vital role in promoting education as a foundation for sustainability and equity. By leveraging digital tools and AI’s transformative potential, QNET is working to bridge educational gaps and empower communities around the world.

  • QNET’s Decades of Growth and Success Show It’s Not a Scam

    QNET’s Decades of Growth and Success Show It’s Not a Scam

    From its beginnings in 1998, QNET has grown into a global lifestyle and wellness powerhouse, offering premium products through a distinctive grassroots business model that spans more than 25 countries. The company’s expansion challenges persistent misconceptions about its business practices, demonstrating a legitimate enterprise that connects consumers with high-quality wellness, luxury, and lifestyle products.

    “Our business model is direct selling, meaning that we are a people-to-people business,” Trevor Kuna, chief marketing officer, explained. “We develop products, people that want to earn money from business, they promote our products to other people, so it is basically like word-of-mouth marketing.”

    The direct selling industry often faces skepticism, particularly when critics conflate legitimate business practices with scams and pyramid schemes. However, QNET’s revenue structure fundamentally differs from scams, providing micro-entrepreneurship opportunities rather than traditional employment. Independent representatives operate their own businesses, selling QNET’s products and building sales teams.

    The direct selling industry requires strict adherence to ethical practices and transparency, which is why QNET provides comprehensive training and support to its independent representatives, ensuring all activities align with legal and ethical standards.

    QNET Fighting Scams Through Education

    QNET maintains offices and agencies in over 25 countries, supporting a growing network of independent representatives and customers. Its Global Support Centre has received numerous industry awards and operates in 12 languages across 14 international hubs. This support network ensures customers and representatives receive assistance in their preferred language, with trained specialists available across multiple time zones.

    QNET’s commitment to quality products sets it apart from questionable operations. The company’s extensive product line includes the HomePure Zayn air purifier, known for its advanced technology and efficiency, and the luxury Swiss watch and jewelry line Bernhard H. Mayer, which blends traditional timepiece craftsmanship with modern aesthetics.

    QNET’s corporate foundation has supported community development projects in dozens of cities worldwide. The company holds memberships and industry accreditations with international trade bodies and has garnered numerous awards for service excellence. This commitment to corporate responsibility extends to environmental initiatives, demonstrated at their recent V-Malaysia 2024 convention, where sustainable practices included eliminating single-use plastics and supporting reforestation efforts.

    Understanding the importance of protecting its reputation and customers, QNET launched the Say NO! Awareness Campaign in collaboration with Transblue Limited Nigeria and local authorities. This initiative combats fraudulent schemes that exploit vulnerable individuals by misusing reputable brand names. The campaign operates across multiple countries, including Burkina Faso, Nigeria, and Senegal, focusing on three core strategies: raising awareness of scams, fostering collaboration with partners, and educating communities about deceptive practices.

    Success Stories and Real-World Impact

    The legitimacy of QNET is best illustrated through the success stories. Take Anup Debnath, a 51-year-old QNET customer who recently set a Guinness World Record as the oldest person to perform continuous back handsprings, completing an impressive 20 repetitions. Debnath attributes his extraordinary achievement to a commitment to fitness supported by QNET’s wellness products.

    “To accomplish something like this at my age takes intense dedication, a consistent fitness regimen, and harmony of mind, body, and spirit,” Debnath explained. He credits the Amezcua Chi Pendant 4 for maintaining his energy and focus.

    “Anup’s achievement is extraordinary, and we are incredibly proud to have played a part in his journey,” stated Kuna.

    While skeptics might dismiss wellness-enhancing products as questionable, QNET’s Chi Pendant 4 exemplifies the company’s commitment to evidence-based wellness technology. The pendant combines modern engineering with traditional principles in its unisex design. The octagon-shaped copper alloy incorporates the flower of life pattern and proprietary Amezcua Resonance Technology. The product aims to support overall wellness through what QNET describes as a harmonizing effect on the body’s biofield, particularly beneficial for those maintaining busy modern lifestyles. The pendant, designed to harmonize physical, emotional, and mental energies, works with other Amezcua products like the Bio Disc 3 and Bio Light 3 to support his training and recovery.

    “His belief in QNET’s Amezcua products reflects our mission — helping people achieve balance and wellness in every aspect of their lives,” stated Kuna. “Anup’s story is a testament to discipline, resilience, and holistic well-being. We celebrate his inspiring feat and his commitment to greatness.”

    The decision to join QNET’s network of independent representatives isn’t one to make lightly. Kuna shared this guidance for potential entrepreneurs: “Be intentional about the company you keep — surround yourself with individuals who inspire you, challenge you, and bring out the best in you. Their positive energy and constructive perspectives will compound, helping you grow into the best version of yourself. Remember, you are the sum of the people you invite into your world. Choose wisely, and watch how your circle transforms your life.”

    The sustained growth and success of QNET, coupled with its comprehensive support systems, product innovation, and commitment to compliance, present a clear picture: This is a legitimate company that’s built its success on providing quality products through a direct selling platform, not the scam operation its critics sometimes claim it to be.

  • Lagos, QNET collaborate on foodbank initiative

    Lagos, QNET collaborate on foodbank initiative

    Lagos Food Bank Initiative (LFBI), a non-profit organization dedicated to nutrition and hunger relief, has partnered QNET, a global lifestyle and wellness-focused direct-selling company, to provide nutritious food and gifts to 1,000 vulnerable children in Makoko, Lagos.

    Supported by QNET’s legal partner, Transblue Limited, the project is part of LFBI’s Education Enhancement Intervention for Food Insecure Students (EDUFOOD) program that addresses malnutrition and food insecurity among underserved students by providing healthy meals and essential educational resources. This initiative is part of QNET’s end-of-year social impact activities.

    A report by the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) highlighted that Nigeria has the second-highest burden of stunted children globally, with a national prevalence rate of 32per cent among children under five. Furthermore, an estimated two million children in the country suffer from severe acute malnutrition (SAM).

    QNET’s Regional Manager for Sub-Saharan Africa, Biram Fall, said the initiative is important to the organization.

    He said: “Guided by our principle – Raise Yourself To Help Mankind (RHYTHM), we believe that education and good health for children are the cornerstones of a thriving society. Partnering with LFBI allows us to make a tangible impact on vulnerable children’s lives, reflecting our mission to empower youths and improve communities.”

    Also speaking on the partnership, Managing Director of Transblue Limited, Akeem Ajisafe, said the collaboration will not only address food insecurity but also make the kids happy at this period of the year.

    He said: “This collaboration not only addresses food insecurity but also brings joy to young hearts, allowing them to truly experience the spirit of Christmas. Together, we are fostering hope, joy, and a brighter future for all.”

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    Executive Director of LFBI, Michael Sunbola, expressed gratitude for the partnership. “QNET’s support empowers us to reach even more children during this season of celebration, improving their health and unlocking their potential. Together, we are building a foundation for a brighter future,”Sunbola said.

    The partnership underscores QNET’s commitment to sustainable development, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Zero Hunger (SDG 2) and Quality Education (SDG 4).

    Since 1998, QNET’s innovative products and e-commerce-driven business model have helped build a global community of satisfied customers and microentrepreneurs who are driven by the mission of RYTHM – Raise Yourself To Help Mankind. Popular product brands offered by QNET include the Bernhard H. Mayer range of luxury watches and jewellery, HomePure range of home care products, the Amezcua wellness range, Physio Radiance personal care range, and QVI branded holiday packages.

    QNET holds memberships in the Direct Selling Association in several countries, the Hong Kong Health Food Association, the Health Supplements Industry Association of Singapore, and more. QNET is also active in several global sports sponsorships including in its role as the official direct selling partner of the Manchester City Football Club and the Confederation of African Football (CAF), underscoring its commitment to excellence and global reach.  Discover a world of new possibilities with QNET by visiting www.qnet.net

  • How direct selling can curb unemployment

    How direct selling can curb unemployment

    With a projected value of $204.89 billion by 2032 which will speed up economic growth in the country, QNET, an E-Commerce giant has called on the government to look towards direct selling to curb unemployment and poverty.

    The company disclosed this during a product workshop for journalists and unveiling of new products held at the weekend in Lagos.

    Among the newly introduced products was the Amezcua E-Guard X, a compact sticker for electronic devices that transforms harmful Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) waves to beneficial frequencies to users.

    Inspired by nature’s geometric patterns, visual demonstrations of the product showcased its positive impact on blood samples, reflecting healthier cell activity.

    Through its marketing model, QNET said over 8,000 entrepreneurs had been empowered including 1,350 from local communities within its two years existence in the country.

    Sub-Saharan African General Manager, Biram Fall, who noted that Africa currently accounted for about five percent of the economic/financial strength of direct-selling, said there was no doubt that the continent and in particular, Nigeria holds a brighter future should it fully embraced the trend.

    Fall said QNET was no doubt solidifying its footprints in the country whose population was projected to exceed that of the United States in the next few years.

    “The global direct-selling industry, valued at $167.7 billion in 2023, is projected to grow to $204.9 billion by 2032. This represents a significant opportunity for Nigeria’s direct-selling market to support economic development and foster financial independence for entrepreneurs.

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    “We are committed to empowering individuals and supporting enterprise development through our business model. This workshop represents an opportunity for stakeholders and media partners to experience our dedication to quality and innovation firsthand,” Fall said.

    The QNET boss who cleared misconceptions surrounding the company’s operations, said it was committed to ethical and legal standards across the 25 countries it currently operates.

    Noting the significant growth QNET has recorded in Nigeria, Fall gave credit to the logistics partnership it has with Transblue Nigeria Limited.

    He emphasised that the company has been in business for 25 years, adding that it has successfully put in place an innovative business model that blends direct selling with e-commerce to offer products that enhance lives and promote well-being.

    Fall explained the potential health effects of prolonged exposure to radiation from devices like smartphones and Wi-Fi routers, which today’s world can not do without.

    “Our Amezcua line, including the Chi-Pendant 4 and Bio-Disc 3, is designed to enhance well-being and promote a healthier lifestyle. These products leverage advanced technologies to mitigate EMF radiation effects, improve well-being, and promote healthier living,” he said.

    QNET’s Category Manager and Global Trainer, Bernhard Gaksch, further explained the Amezcua products, using the Chi-Pendant 4 and Bio-Disc 3 as examples.

    He explained the ability of the Chi-Pandant 4 to preserve the body’s biofield, combat stress and fatigue, adding that the Bio-Disc 3 restructures water molecules to boost hydration, immunity, and energy levels.

    He further clarified that the Bio-Disc 3 was not a water purifier but more of an energiser, adding “when paired with the Bio-Light 3, the Bio-Disc 3’s benefits are amplified through chromotherapy, which emits specific light wavelengths to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and improve sleep.”

  • QNET provides 8,000 youths with direct selling skills

    QNET provides 8,000 youths with direct selling skills

    With the direct-selling industry projected to grow to $204.89 billion by 2032, e-commerce giant QNET, has urged government to leverage this sector to tackle unemployment and poverty.

    At an event in Lagos, QNET unveiled products and showcased its commitment to empowering entrepreneurs. Among highlights was the Amezcua E-Guard X, a compact sticker to transform harmful electromagnetic fields (EMF) into beneficial frequencies.

    QNET also trained over 8,000 to enhance their direct selling skills, a move sub-Saharan African General Manager, Biram Fall, said is key to Nigeria’s economic potential. He noted while Africa accounts for five per cent of global direct-selling, the continent has growth opportunities given its population and market potential.

    “The global direct-selling market, at $167.7 billion in 2023, is expected to reach $204.9 billion by 2032. This is an opportunity for Nigeria to harness direct selling to drive economic growth and financial independence for entrepreneurs,” Fall said.

    Fall noted QNET’s ethical standards and innovation-driven model, combining direct selling with e-commerce to offer life-enhancing products. Highlighting Nigeria’s adoption of QNET in two years, he credited partnerships like the one with Transblue Nigeria for driving success. He explained the health benefits of QNET’s Amezcua products, designed to mitigate EMF radiation and promote well-being.

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    QNET’s Global Trainer, Bernhard Gaksch, noted products like Chi-Pendant 4 and Bio-Disc 3, which enhance hydration, energy, and immunity. He said while these products are not water purifiers, they serve as energisers and health enhancers. For instance, the Bio-Disc 3’s benefits are amplified with Bio-Light 3, which uses chromotherapy to reduce inflammation and improve sleep.

    Akeem Ajisafe, chief executive officer of Transblue noted QNET’s efforts to educate Nigerians about its products and direct-selling opportunities. He said QNET’s Independent Representative system enables individuals to earn sustainable incomes without requiring significant start-up capital or office space.

    “This approach builds entrepreneurship skills, creates wealth, and expands Nigeria’s tax base,” Ajisafe said. “QNET offers unlimited economic opportunities for citizens, especially the youth.”

    Mitchell Ofoyeju, commander of National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) at Tincan Island Port, lauded QNET’s people-focused initiatives. He noted empowering youth with opportunities can curb crime and drug abuse.

    “QNET’s initiatives align with our goals. We welcome partnerships that promote healthy lifestyles and provide alternatives for youth development,” Ofoyeju said.

  • Inside Look: How QNET India Is Revolutionizing Micro-Entrepreneurship

    Inside Look: How QNET India Is Revolutionizing Micro-Entrepreneurship

    Small businesses are often the heartbeat of local and regional economies across developed and developing nations. This is especially true considering the vital role of over 120 million individuals engaged in direct selling globally, a sector where QNET India has made significant inroads.

    The gig economy creates approximately 56% of new jobs in India. Given its expected significant expansion in the near future, it’s reasonable to predict that the gig economy could create millions of job opportunities nationwide. Through its innovative business model and diverse product portfolio, QNET India empowers thousands to embark on entrepreneurial ventures despite challenges and misconceptions about its operations.

    There is a global disparity in job availability, with some regions having more jobs than workers and others, especially emerging economies, facing high unemployment rates among women and youth. QNET India cuts through this inequality by offering a low barrier to entry for those aspiring to own a business. This inclusivity enables individuals to start their direct selling ventures, paving the way for sustainable income generation.

    “For many women, career advancement in a corporate organization is often a challenge for a number of reasons, including family commitments. Hence, women find this an attractive business since they can plan their schedule, decide how much time they want to allocate to it, balance their personal commitments with the needs of the business, and get a lot done from the comfort of their home,” says Malou Caluza, the company’s first female CEO.

    Premier Products and Comprehensive Training

    The company’s diverse range of products spans the health, wellness, lifestyle, and education sectors. In India, it offered a particular monofloral honey productthat’s produced by a social enterprise that supports farmers and tribal communities in rural India. These products are marketed directly to consumers, bypassing traditional retail channels. This direct-to-consumer approach allows for personalized customer service and product experiences, setting it apart in the direct selling landscape.

    This empowerment leads to job creation and contributes to the economic development of local communities. Moreover, QNET offers comprehensive training and support to its independent representatives, covering product knowledge, business management, and leadership skills. Fostering a culture of continuous learning and improvement ensures that independent representatives are well equipped to succeed in their entrepreneurial endeavors.

    The company’s global reach also offers unique opportunities for Indian entrepreneurs to tap into international markets, further expanding their business prospects. This global perspective encourages cross-cultural exchange and innovation, enriching the entrepreneurial experience for its independent representatives.

    Before joining QNET, V Partner Kavita Sugandh said, “I was very negative about direct selling.” Since finding success as an independent representative, she shared, “This business works and can take you where you want to be in life.”

    Beyond financial achievements, the company’s structure and operational strategies have made it easier to commit to sustainable practices. Customers today demand sustainable products and eco-friendly packaging, areas where QNET India has focused on aligning with consumer preferences for green alternatives.

    As the firm continues to navigate the challenges and opportunities within the direct selling industry, it is committed to ethical business practices and consumer protection. The company’s efforts to revolutionize micro-entrepreneurship in India are transforming lives by providing a path to financial independence and personal growth.

    Nonetheless, there needs to be more clarity about the legal status of the company’s grassroots business approach.

    Why QNET Is Banned in India?


    QNET is not banned in India. The lifestyle and wellness company has adapted its business practices to comply with the Indian Ministry of Consumer Affairs’ Direct Selling Guidelines issued in 2016. These guidelines mandate clear and transparent business practices, including the prohibition of pyramid schemes and the assurance of a consumer refund policy.

    To legitimize its operations further, the company has taken steps to register with relevant local authorities where required. This helps ensure its business operations are recognized and monitored under local laws. The company ensures that all its products meet Indian standards and regulations by obtaining necessary certifications and approvals, including adherence to safety, health, and quality standards set by various regulatory bodies.

    It has implemented clear and transparent business and marketing practices. This includes accurate representation of products, transparent disclosure of terms and conditions related to business opportunities, and a strict code of ethics for independent representatives. In line with regulatory requirements, the company established a grievance redressal mechanism to promptly address any complaints or concerns from consumers or independent representatives, encompassing customer support channels and escalation procedures to resolve grievances efficiently.

    The question “Why QNET is banned in India?” often arises from misunderstanding and misinformation. Contrary to some reports, the lifestyle and wellness product-focused firm is not banned anywhere in the world that allows direct selling. However, the company has faced scrutiny and legal challenges. These issues stem from the confusion between legitimate business practices and illegal pyramid schemes. It’s essential to distinguish between the two. While pyramid schemes prioritize recruitment over actual product sales, leading to unsustainable business operations, QNET’s model emphasizes product sales and offers genuine business opportunities.

    With every entrepreneur it empowers, QNET India is not just revolutionizing micro-entrepreneurship; it’s crafting a legacy of positive impact and enduring success.

  • QNET commits to sustainability

    QNET commits to sustainability

    QNET, a direct selling firm, has restated its commitment to sustainability and environmental protection.

    Its Chief Marketing Officer, Trevor Kuna, who spoke at the just concluded biannual event, V-Malaysia 2024, in the island of Penang in Malaysia, said to offset the event’s carbon footprint, QNET ensured the event was free of single-use plastic, promoted plant-based food options, and organised a tree-planting exercise in partnership with Malaysia’s JARING, the National Fisherman’s Association, as part of its ongoing Green Legacy global reforestation program.

    Kuna said: “This event is not just a convention; it is a celebration of our commitment to our distributors and customers worldwide. We look forward to another year of remarkable experiences and success stories.”

    The five-day convention drew approximately 9,000 participants from over 30 countries, reaffirming its status as a major international event.

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    This event featured an extensive agenda filled with opportunities for learning, networking, and experiencing the latest in QNET’s wellness and lifestyle advancements. Highlights included the mega QNET product exhibition where the company showcased its range of premium products such as the HomePure range of home appliances, the Amezcua range of wellness products, the Bernhard H Mayer range of luxury Swiss watches and fine jewellery, and the LifeQode portfolio of nutritional products, among others.

    Products such as Amezcua e-Guard X – an innovative solution designed to mitigate the health impacts associated with mobile radiation from everyday electronic devices, including smartphones, laptops, and televisions; HomePure Rayn – a showerhead that not just filters shower water but also has the Amezcua Resonance Technology (ART) to help boost energy. It also has an optional Vitamin C capsule which can help remove residual chlorine from the skin and an optional ACF (Activated Carbon Fiber) capsule which removes fine microorganisms; and

    Bernhard H. Mayer Alto Watch – the new ceramic watches by the Swiss watch brand that is ideal for daily wear is available in two variations, black and white, for both men and women with a unique wave pattern on its face, and has hands made of recycled steel, were also unveiled.

    The event featured numerous training and education sessions tailored for QNET’s global network of distributors. These sessions aimed to enhance their skills in direct selling and empower them to achieve greater success in their personal business endeavours.

    In an inspiring session, attendees were treated to a special appearance by award-winning Indian actor R. Madhavan who shared his compelling journey and struggles within the competitive Indian film industry, offering a story of triumph that resonated deeply with the diverse international audience.

  • QNET seeks action against water pollution

    QNET seeks action against water pollution

    With escalating scarcity and pollution endangering global water sources, it’s time for individuals to step up, taking center stage in addressing this issue, a direct selling company, QNET, stated yesterday.

    Speaking on the occasion to mark World Water Day, the company stressed the significance of fresh water and highlighted the urgent need to tackle the challenges confronting the planet in accessing potable water. Restating its commitment to the realisation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDG), it said with a firm dedication to sustainability, it has pioneered a range of products that not only meet ethical manufacturing standards but also leave a positive impact on the environment.

    “As we commemorate World Water Day, the global focus on the significance of fresh water highlights the urgent water challenges confronting our planet. With escalating scarcity and pollution endangering our water sources, it’s time for individuals to step up, taking center stage in addressing this issue.

    “The spotlight now illuminates the transformative potential of home water filters, which not only helps reduce the usage of single use plastic water bottles but also leads to a more sustainable lifestyle. Access to clean, safe water is not just a privilege; it’s a fundamental human right. In the face of mounting global water crises, home water filters emerge as a beacon of hope, offering a tangible solution to ensure the purity of our most precious resource,” the company said.

    The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned of the grave health risks posed by contaminated water sources, underscoring the urgency of securing a safe water supply. Investing in home water filters isn’t just about personal health; it’s a collective commitment to safeguarding public health and well-being on a global scale.

    Chief Transformation & Reputation Officer at QNET, Trevor Kuna, said: “As we mark World Water Day, let’s take a moment to contemplate the indispensable role water plays in our lives and the weighty responsibility we shoulder in preserving this invaluable resource. By adopting home water filters, we take proactive steps to safeguard the health of our families and pave the way for a future where clean water flows freely for all generations. Together, as conscientious custodians of our planet, we can rewrite the narrative of the global water crisis, forging a path toward a sustainable, healthier world for all.”

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    In the quest for clean water, home water filters emerge as unsung heroes, diligently working to strip away impurities and contaminants, delivering a steady flow of clean, safe drinking water directly to your home.

    “Home water filters offer a sustainable and eco-friendly solution, reducing our reliance on single-use plastics and promoting responsible water consumption,” he said, adding that it has HomePure range, featuring the revolutionary HomePure Viva and HomePure Nova.

    These state-of-the-art home water filters boast a cutting-edge nine-stage water purification system, effectively eliminating an astounding 99.99per cent of bacteria and viruses, ensuring water that’s not just safe, but pristine.

    Kuna said: “Investing in home water filters isn’t merely a personal choice; it’s a powerful statement in support of global water conservation efforts. By embracing sustainable water practices at the grassroots level, we can ease the burden on our planet’s water resources. World Water Day serves as a poignant reminder that every decision we make, including the choice to install a water filter, ripples outward, shaping the health of our planet.”

  • Lagos, QNET to empower consumers

    Lagos, QNET to empower consumers

    The Lagos State Consumer Protection Agency (LASCOPA) and QNET, a lifestyle and wellness direct-selling platform, have partnered to spearhead a movement in consumer rights awareness and empowerment.

    This collaboration aligns with the theme of Consumer Rights Day 2024, “Fair and Responsible AI for Consumers,” and sets the stage for an influential event in Lagos, aimed at sparking crucial dialogues on consumer rights and the emerging challenges in an artificial intelligence (AI)-integrated marketplace.

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    With a shared vision for a fair-trading environment, QNET and LASCOPA are set to embark on a transformative journey towards consumer enlightenment and justice.

  • QNET to host direct selling experts, others

    QNET to host direct selling experts, others

    A Lifestyle and wellness-focused direct-selling company, QNET, has announced the launch of V-Africa 2024, an event designed to bring together network marketing experts, seasoned business leaders, and international entrepreneurs in Nigeria.

    V-Africa signifies a dedicated effort to empower local entrepreneurs and drive economic growth in Nigeria’s dynamic business landscape. This inaugural event is scheduled to take place on March 2, 2024 in Abuja, marking a significant milestone in QNET’s commitment to building brand awareness and credibility in the Nigerian market.

    Building on the resounding success of V-Malaysia 2023 in Malaysia, a memorable double convention celebrating QNET’s 25th anniversary, the five-day event provided a valuable platform for industry thought leaders, select journalists from tier 1 media outlets in Nigeria, QNET’s customers, and distributors. Attendees immersed themselves in enriching business-building training sessions, gained insights from accomplished distributors, and acquired valuable industry knowledge. Additionally, the event saw the launch of two standout products, namely the HomePure Nova with Pi-Plus Cartridge and the Bernhard H. Mayer OMNI Watch Collection, the company’s first eco-fashion timepiece collection, aligning with QNET’s commitment to promoting a healthy lifestyle and reducing environmental impact. With this successful precedent, QNET is eager to expand its reach and influence across Africa.

    Regional Manager for QNET Sub-Saharan Africa, Biram Fall, said: “We are absolutely delighted to announce the arrival of V-Africa 2024 in Nigeria. This event promises to provide a transformative platform, fostering invaluable opportunities for networking, immersive learning experiences, and fruitful collaborations. It is poised to be a pivotal moment, enabling our esteemed stakeholders to unlock the boundless potential offered by QNET’s innovative range of products and dynamic business opportunities. This event underscores our unwavering commitment to empower individuals and businesses alike and to further solidify QNET’s position as a driving force for positive change in the Nigerian market and beyond.”

    During the event, attendees will have the opportunity to interact with QNET’s top distributors and leaders, gaining valuable insights into the company’s ethos and dedication to enhancing lives through a diverse range of exceptional products. Furthermore, the event will provide a unique opportunity for the media to delve into QNET’s brand narrative, business operations, and unwavering commitment to delivering quality and value to its customers.

    Managing Director and CEO of Transblue Limited, Akeem Ajisafe, expressed his profound excitement, stating, “Bringing V-Africa to Nigeria is a momentous occasion for us. It signifies a significant milestone in our commitment to the Nigerian market and our mission to empower individuals towards a more prosperous future. This event will be a catalyst for personal and professional growth, offering attendees unparalleled insights into the direct-selling industry and access to QNET’s exceptional products and business platform. We look forward to creating lasting impacts and strengthening connections within the Nigerian community.”

    V-Africa 2024 aims to strengthen QNET’s presence in Nigeria, fostering mutually beneficial partnerships and contributing to the growth of the direct selling industry in the region. The carefully curated agenda, boasting a diverse roster of accomplished speakers, engaging interactive sessions, and immersive, hands-on workshops, ensures that attendees are in for an experience that is dynamic and profoundly enriching. Participants can anticipate gaining invaluable insights, honing their skills, and forging connections that will impact their personal and professional journeys.