QNET reports 200,000 youth beneficiaries in four years

A global wellness and lifestyle company, QNET, said it has empowered a total of 200,000 Nigerian youths from 2022 till date.

The General Manager, QNET, Ayokunmi Solesi, stated this on Thursday in Lagos while speaking during a media engagement session ahead of the 2026 QNET Expo.

“We have empowered over 200,000 Nigerian youths since 2022,” Solesi said.

Solesi also disclosed that the company is grappling with cases of criminals exploiting its name and brand to perpetrate fraudulent activities.

He added that the firm is working with relevant government agencies both within and outside Nigeria, including the Nigerian Immigration Service and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, among others, to ensure that people coming into the country under QNET do so through genuine means and to tackle illegal migration into Nigeria.

“So, we found out that there are people coming in from neighbouring countries to Nigeria, and we’re trying to ensure that they work in collaboration with our compliance team to ensure that we stop this bad practice of bringing people to the country. We’re also trying to work with EFCC. We’re already collaborating with them as what we’re trying to do is to share more information with them, especially where they can’t seem to find a way in their investigation,” Solesi said.

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Solesi said that, at the regional level, the firm is working with Interpol and other relevant agencies to tackle illegal practices.

“We’re working closely with Interpol also to be able to collaborate with other countries, not just in Nigeria, and also working with immigration to be able to get people coming into the country and also trying to hide under a name to say that they’re part of the network. So, the immigration would have to vet them to be sure that they are vetted properly and they are also here in the country legally,” he added.

Solesi reiterated the importance of working with relevant government agencies, stressing the need to reinforce the awareness campaign to enable people to know what QNET stands for, “so that people understand our products and also understand our business model.”

“And again, it’s very important that people understand the only way to earn money with QNET is through commission by selling products. That’s the one and only way.”

Also speaking, the Country Sales Executive, Nkemakolam Eloagu, said that the company has products across health, wellness, personal care, beauty and travel, among others.