QNET Showcases Innovative Products At Lagos Exhibition

QNET, a global e-commerce-based direct selling company, made a significant impact at the Lagos exhibition, showcasing an array of innovative products designed to improve the quality of life for consumers.

The exhibition was a platform for QNET to present its latest offerings across various categories, including wellness, beauty, personal care, and home products. Among the highlights were the new and advanced products in their wellness line, which includes stress-relief tools like chi-pendant 4, Bio Light 3, water purifiers, Bio Disc 3 and nutritional supplements, among others, all aimed at enhancing the well-being of individuals in Lagos, a bustling metropolis with unique health challenges.

Product trainer at QNET, Nkemakolam Eloagu, at the QNET Exhibition event in Lagos, said QNET has developed a range of products designed to address critical health issues such as stress and water-borne diseases, among others.

Eloagu said, “We are always looking for the best ways to innovate wellness because we want people to be healthy. For instance, the Bio Disc 3 device helps us to produce our own structured water, anytime, any day from the comfort of our homes. This device is extremely unique, as it is infused with minerals and crystals. What it does is that when you place it in contact with water or liquid, it energizes the water to enhance the nutritional uptake; aids in the detoxification of cells; increases your energy and well-being; improves the taste of your food and beverages; enhances the immune system and it helps to alleviate environmental stress. All you need do is to place your water on the Bio Disc 3 for 15 minutes.”

Speaking on the Chi-pendant 4, product trainer at QNET, Olugbemiga Ogunlela, said, a lot of people complain of depression, anxiety, a foggy head, or feeling unstable, adding that these health challenges can be attributed to the gadgets and devices they are using.

Explaining further, Ogunlela said, “The world started with 2G, and then moved to 3G, 4G, and currently, we are at 5G, with 6G on its way. Technology won’t stop here, it will advance. However, with every advancement, there are some underlying issues. For instance, for a phone to work successfully, it connects to three phone cell towers and there are negative radiations and frequencies that are coming from these towers to your phone and eventually your body.”

To reduce the effect of radiation on our body, the product trainer said QNET recently unveiled the Chi-pendant 4 that helps to balance the negative frequencies and shields the body from the negative influences emanating from gadgets and devices. It has been proven by scientists that the Chi-pendant 4, can help tackle blood clots as well, he added.

Senior legal counsel, Sub Saharan Africa, QNET, Theodocia Naana Quartey, said QNET’s product line is uniquely sourced and developed, meeting global quality requirements and certifications. “It’s worth mentioning that in Nigeria, the National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration has certified some of our products.

“In July and August last year, QNET posted two significant products expos in Abuja and here in Lagos, Nigeria. These expos provided a platform to showcase QNET’s wide range of health and wellness products and services, deepening understanding and appreciation of QNET’s valuable and extensive contributions to the communities where it operates. “They also emphasize the strength and support of our global network for Nigerian market, highlighting QNET is not just a company, but a community dedicated to positive change,” she affirmed.

Looking ahead, Quartey averred that QNET is exploring new products offering tailored to specific needs of the markets in Nigeria.

To tackle the issue of fake job, the managing director, Transblue, (a partner company to QNET), Mr Akeem Ajisafe said QNET has launched ‘SAY NO’ campaign’, to raise awareness about the dangers of fraudulent job offers used by scammers to lure victims into human trafficking in three African countries: Nigeria, Senegal, and Burkina Faso. Ajisafe said the ongoing campaign had been crucial in highlighting the urgent need to protect youths from falling prey to unscrupulous individuals and organisations.

To further strengthen the awareness, QNET also collaborated with government agencies like the Lagos State Consumer Protection Agency (LASCOPA), Ajisafe said, while noting that collaborating with the agency has expanded the reach of its awareness efforts, educating youth in Lagos on the dangers of fake job offers and human trafficking.