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QNET has showcased its range of health, wellness and lifestyle products at an exhibition in Lagos, using the event to educate Nigerians about its product-based business model and reinforce its position on ethical direct selling.
The exhibition, held at Pleasant Event Centre, Ikeja, brought together members of the media, consumers and prospective distributors to experience the company’s products and gain insights into its operations.
Trevor Kuna, QNET’s Global Head of Product Development and Network Integrity, officially opened the QNET Product Expo, which the company said was part of its efforts to promote transparency, product awareness and responsible entrepreneurship in Nigeria.
The exhibition featured products across QNET’s wellness, home care, personal care and lifestyle categories, including its Amezcua wellness range and HomePure water and air purification systems.
Speaking at the event, Kuna said the exhibition was designed to give Nigerians a clearer understanding of the company’s offerings and distinguish its legitimate business activities from fraudulent schemes operated by individuals who may misuse its name.
“Our mission is to empower lives through high-quality products and responsible entrepreneurship. This showcase is not just about our latest innovations; it is about demonstrating to the public exactly what we offer and what we do not,” he said.
He added that the company remained committed to educating its distributors on ethical business practices and working with relevant authorities to protect the public from fraudulent activities carried out in its name.
Kuna also stressed that QNET was neither an employment agency nor a recruitment firm, urging Nigerians to be wary of individuals who approach them with deceptive job offers or promises of employment under the company’s name.
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According to him, QNET has continued to invest in public education initiatives, including its “QNET Against Scams” campaign and partnerships with financial literacy programmes, to raise awareness about deceptive business offers.
The company’s product portfolio on display included nutritional supplements such as LifeQode and EDG3 Plus, as well as wellness devices under its Amezcua brand, including the Bio Disc and Chi Pendant.
Other products showcased included Physio Radiance anti-ageing skincare products, Belite and BioSilver botanical personal care products, and HomePure Zayn air purifiers and HomePure Nova water filtration systems.
The exhibition also featured luxury watches and jewellery from its Bernhard H. Mayer and Cimier brands, alongside other lifestyle and educational offerings.
The company said the product exhibition was intended to provide prospective customers and distributors with an opportunity to assess its offerings directly rather than rely solely on information provided by third parties.
QNET further encouraged members of the public to verify information about its products and business activities through its official communication channels.
It also urged Nigerians to report suspicious activities involving individuals claiming to represent the company to its Network Integrity and Compliance Office through its website.
