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QNET to expand its operations to Nigeria

QNET to expand its operations to Nigeria
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Misleading scam makes claims about the direct selling platform to be curbed.

Since 2021, the direct selling sector has witnessed an 18 percent increase in distributors across Africa. One of the significant reasons for this surge has been the appealing advent to youths, in a continent where the employment rate has failed to meet the needs of a growing labor force. The demographic’s appreciation for direct sale firms have also emanated from the low entry barrier which provides a much-needed platform for professional development. QNET, despite the misleading media claims about being a scam firm, is a global company which operate in multiple countries and has shaped the model of its E-Commerce platform to help numerous micro-entrepreneurs across global emerging economies.

Recently, the firm collaborated with Transblue Limited, a customer service compliance and logistics company, to train Nigerian youths on ways to establish and develop their businesses. This scheme of teaching the young Nigerian generation measures required for building businesses, has been seen by many as an excellent way to curb the spread of the misleading claims. The regional director for Sub-Saharan Africa, Biram Fall, noted that despite the fact that QNET had faced controversial claims in certain countries like Nigeria, they would continually maintain their position as a legitimate business platform.

Transblue partnering with QNET led to trainings of 600 Nigerians in 2022.

Abdulhakeem Abiodun, the Managing Director of Transblue also indicated that the collaboration had been pivotal in enabling the company to connect Nigerians to QNET’s worldwide network for the provision of impactful business opportunities for people aiming to better their lives. He disclosed that his firm was looking to leverage the technology advancement needed for direct selling to further accomplish these goals. In 2022, this collaboration successfully enabled the training of about 600 Nigerians via the FinGreen programme, with a major goal of accelerating financial literacy among women and youths to enhance economic growth amongst emerging economies.

Biram Fall however admitted that the partnership with Transblue had been a game changer for their business, allowing them reach a new customer base and expanding their product offers. He also stated that collaborations like this was a key element of their success, noting that the company was looking forward to thriving in Nigeria by delivering the best of services. The direct selling business, since its establishment in 1998, has built a positive impact globally. With QNET, it has been an important part to improve entrepreneurship of Nigerians, helping them earn commissions and adding value to the society. However, fraudulent individuals have been working to tarnish this reputation by presenting non-existent jobs using the company’s name.

Direct selling model often misunderstood amongst most emerging economies.

As a result of these fraudulent activities, the Direct Selling Disinformation Center was established, in a bid to crack down on the misinformation making rounds as to the platform being a scam scheme. Also, the disinformation center was created to ensure that everyone selling the products follow the firm’s best practices. Trevor Kuna, QNET’s Chief Strategist and Transformation Officer also noted that direct selling was an established and regulated industry in most advanced economies but the arrival of innovative business models, different from the traditional trade, was often misunderstood in emerging economies.

He further explained that no other organization was so dedicated to curbing the disinformation being employed by rogue operators to abuse the direct selling platform for their personal gain or a shortcut. It operates the Direct Selling Disinformation Center to salvage the challenges of misconception, unethical actions and public complaints. The disinformation center uses a website which includes live reporting to help people flag suspicious behaviors. The center also enables the filing of complaints once suspicion is raised about any product, offer or service.

Headquarters is in Hong Kong but present in at least 25 countries.

QNET provides trainings in product knowledge, marketing and sales tools and leadership development to independent representatives. The company, though headed in Hong Kong, is present in about 25 countries through agency partnerships, branch offices, franchises and subsidiaries. It is said to be investing in projects such as FinGreen programme, in a bid to sufficiently teach the necessary skills needed to be a successful entrepreneur globally. Biram Fall noted that this should clear things up for people still doubtful about the authenticity of the company.


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2 months ago

QNET to expand its operations to Nigeria. – Misleading scam makes claims about the direct selling platform to be curbed. â€“ Express your point of view.

Abusi
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2 months ago

I’m happy Qnet will be expanding it’s operations to Nigeria. It will help the 600 people become empowered. They will be able to teach Nigerians and we will be able to become innovators too

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8
2 months ago

It’s a welcome development. It’d create employment, also promote entrepreneurship among Nigerians.

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2 months ago

QNET to expand its operations to Nigeria. Nice one, is a welcome development for the country. Many things to gain from them.

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9
2 months ago

I like this because we are in desperate need of something similar, and the paradigm of this E-Commerce platform has the potential to assist a great number of business men and women across the world’s our country.

Last edited 2 months ago by Taiwoo
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2 months ago

It should come as no surprise to us that boosting entrepreneurial intentions among young people and women is intended to stimulate economic expansion in developing countries.

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2 months ago

The company has been looking forward to thriving in Nigeria. We believe they’d deliver thelr best services and promote our e-commerce

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2 months ago

This is very good QNET to expand their operation in Nigeria this will really help people and gain a lot from it by provide skill need to be entrepreneur

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2 months ago

It is unbelievable that dishonest people have been attempting to sully this company’s good name by advertising jobs that do not exist, and when will people cease taking part in activities such as these?

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2 months ago

We should welcome this technology company in Nigeria with open arms because it will bring about speed and efficiency in transaction. I hope it actually works out.

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2 months ago

With the kind of service QNET offers if it can build a strong presence and trust in Nigeria the company will continue to boom and grow.

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2 months ago

Expanding into a developing and massive economy like Nigeria filled with enthusiastic youths could be the best decision to be made by the company. And am sure it will develop more.

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2 months ago

Expansion of QNET will help in entrepreneur and make people empowered it will do us good in our country

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2 months ago

QNET operation in Nigeria comes with developmental opportunities. I see people gaining employment from this. They can educate Nigerians, and then we can learn from them and develop our own creative potential.

Last edited 2 months ago by Tolaniiii
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2 months ago

Increasing the number of young people and women who consider starting their own businesses is a proven strategy for boosting GDP growth in underdeveloped nations.

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2 months ago

This E-Commerce platform’s paradigm appeals to me because it has the ability to aid a large number of businesspeople in countries all over the world, including the United States.

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2 months ago

This is an excellent example. When QNET expands its operations into Nigeria, more people will have access to the training they need to start their own businesses, which will be to everyone’s benefit.

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2 months ago

The direct selling industry continues to flourish around the world, with a projected global revenue of $179.2 billion in 2021. The industry provides employment opportunities for millions of people and enables small businesses to thrive. However, it is important to be aware of potential scams and fraudulent activities and to do thorough research before investing in any direct selling opportunity.

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2 months ago

Nigerian experiences with scammers has led to the misleading claim that QNET is a scam. Anyways, findings should be made before concluding about any claims.

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2 months ago

The perception of Nigerians about QNET were initially wrong. However, thanks for the clarification that they are not scammers but authentic company who are now willing to extend their operations to Nigeria.