Renowned international lifestyle and wellness-focused direct-selling company QNET fully supports the recent actions taken by the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) to apprehend the individuals involved in illegal activities in the name of the company. QNET categorically denies any association with these fraudulent activities and condemns them unequivocally. This reaffirms the company’s unwavering commitment to combatting the activities of scammers who misrepresent its esteemed brand and business model in Nigeria.
The recent arrest of 61 individuals suspected of irregular migration from Cameroon, who were reportedly being used for an unauthorized health products networking business, is a matter of grave concern. QNET wishes to clarify that it operates legitimately in numerous countries, always adhering to the laws and regulations of each nation.
Regional General Manager, QNET Sub-Saharan Africa, said: “QNET maintains an unwavering commitment to ethical business practices, offering genuine entrepreneurial opportunities to individuals seeking to improve their lives through our products and services. However, we are deeply concerned that certain individuals, entirely unrelated to QNET, have allegedly exploited our company’s name to lure unsuspecting individuals into illicit activities. We strongly support the authorities’ pursuit of justice and the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) in their mission to combat illegal migration and fraudulent recruitment schemes.”
QNET will continue to firmly assist Nigerian legal authorities in their efforts to demonstrate their commitment to openness and ethical practices. The company vows to work together to bring these dishonest people to justice while staying dedicated to giving real possibilities for people to better their lives via its lawful direct-selling strategy.
Additionally, QNET urges the public to exercise caution and diligence in verifying the legitimacy of any job offers or business opportunities they encounter. QNET does not engage in recruitment practices, and we encourage individuals to promptly report any suspicious activities associated with our company to the relevant authorities. QNET recognizes the significance of collaboration with law enforcement agencies and governmental bodies to effectively address and mitigate the impact of such fraudulent schemes.
For the past 25 years, QNET has successfully deployed its business operations across the Middle East, South and East Asia, Africa, Central Asia, and Europe. For instance, since its launch in Nigeria with local partner Transblue Limited, it has collaborated with stakeholders to educate the public on financial literacy and rooting out fraud. It has also trained Independent Distributors (IDs) to conduct proper and ethical business.
Akeem Ajisafe, Managing Director and CEO of Transblue Limited, says: “As QNET’s exclusive partner and representative in Nigeria, we emphasize our unwavering commitment to upholding the highest ethical standards within the direct selling industry. We will wholeheartedly collaborate with legal authorities and investigations to apprehend the unscrupulous individuals using the QNET name for fraudulent and criminal activities. Our dedication remains steadfast in empowering individuals through legitimate entrepreneurial ventures, always within the boundaries of the law.”
With a 25-year track record of success in numerous nations, QNET continues to work with stakeholders and partners like Transblue Limited in Nigeria with ethical business practises, affirming their dedication to transparency and compliance in representing QNET in Nigeria while upholding the company’s reputation as a genuine and ethical direct-selling entity.
