NDLEA Commends QNET’s Empowerment Initiatives, Business Models

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has expressed its support for QNET’s people-centric approach and diverse product line at the company’s product expo held in Lagos, Nigeria yesterday.

Commander Mitchell Ofoyeju of the NDLEA’s Tinkan Island Post Strategic Command in Lagos highlighted QNET’s potential to generate wealth, increase productivity, and provide alternative sources of income for young Nigerians.

Ofoyeju noted that QNET’s registered products and business model align with the NDLEA’s goals of promoting healthy lifestyles and providing opportunities for youth development. He emphasized the importance of engaging youth meaningfully and practically to prevent their involvement in crime and illicit activities.

“QNET’s empowerment initiatives align with our goals at NDLEA. We welcome partnerships that promote healthy lifestyles and provide opportunities for youth development,” Ofoyeju stated.

“Since it has to do with the health and well-being of Nigerians, I think it is something Nigerians should jump at. The potential is very high, and the product line is amazing.

“To us in the security sector, we welcome things like this that will meaningfully engage the youths, helping them to grow by diversifying their source of income and building networks across various regions of Nigeria. It is something I will recommend to young Nigerians,” he emphasized.

QNET’s regional general manager for Sub-Saharan Africa, Biram Fall said global direct-selling industry is highly competitive, valued at approximately $167.7 billion in 2023 and projected to reach $204.9 billion by 2032.

While highlighting QNET’s innovative business model, which blends direct selling with e-commerce, offering a range of products designed to enhance lives and promote well-being, Fall noted that these significant figures act as a catalyst for growth in Nigeria’s direct-selling market, which is expected to expand considerably, thereby supporting the country’s economic development.

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

Among the products on display at the exhibition include the Amezcua e-Guard X for energy balance, Homepure Nova Bio-Disc 3, which breaks down water chemicals for easy absorption, ProSpark Toothpaste, which combines effective oral hygiene with unique health benefits, QVI, a travel link that allows people to explore their world, EDG3 Plus supplement for vitality, Qed that deals with education, and Chi-Pendant 4, which protects against radiation.

Also speaking, the Chief Executive Officer, Transblue Limited, Akeem Ajisafe said QNET’s direct selling model empowers Nigerians by providing relative knowledge and skills to succeed in business. “What we are doing here is empowerment, opening doors of opportunities to every Nigerian,” he stated.