Wellness and lifestyle company QNET has announced that it has empowered over 200,000 Nigerian youths between 2022 and now. The General Manager of the firm, Ayokunmi Solesi, made this known on Thursday in Lagos during a media briefing organised ahead of the 2026 QNET Expo, according to Punch.
Speaking at the event, Solesi explained that the organisation is actively addressing challenges caused by fraudsters who impersonate its brand name to carry out illegal activities. To curb this problem, the company is collaborating with security and regulatory authorities within Nigeria and across the region, including the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, the Nigeria Immigration Service, and Interpol.
The partnership with immigration authorities aims to prevent people from neighbouring countries entering Nigeria illegally under the guise of being affiliated with the network. Solesi stated that the firm shares vital intelligence with the EFCC to assist investigators whenever fraudulent schemes are detected.
He noted that regional cooperation with Interpol helps track cross-border impersonation while immigration officers properly screen individuals claiming to represent the business. Solesi also emphasised the importance of continuous public education to make people understand the firm's genuine business model, reiterating that members can only earn money through commissions generated by selling items.
Also addressing journalists at the briefing, Country Sales Executive Nkemakolam Eloagu stated that the enterprise offers a wide range of products covering health, personal care, beauty, wellness, and travel services.
