By Direct marketing strategy is key to opening up entrepreneur business opportunity for the larger number of the unemployed young population of Nigeria.
According to Heath Technology Company, QNET Nigeria that prompted it to train over 1,500 young Nigerians in financial literacy and business skills FINGREEN program.
Speaking in Lagos, Southwest Nigeria, during a training workshop on its line of products, General Manager of QNET Nigeria, Mr Ayokunmi Solesi, said, “We are here to sell products, not promises.”
While noting the strong public interest in QNET, he revealed that QNETis preparing to host its two-day Product Expo in Lagos this weekend, showcasing its wellness and lifestyle products while promoting ethical direct selling as a platform for youth entrepreneurship.
He stated that the event was designed to educate the public, engage media and regulators, and highlight the company’s innovative offerings.
Solesi while emphasizing transparency and product focused business practices as essentials of QNET business notedover 8,000 attendees at the Abuja Expo last weekend.
In another presentation during the workshop, Regional General Manager for QNET Sub Saharan Africa, Cherif Bassirou Abdoulaye, highlighted the company’s broader vision for ethical entrepreneurship in Africa.
Bassirou Abdoulaye stressed the importance of legal frameworks and consumer education in Africa saying: “Direct selling provides micro entrepreneurship opportunities, flexible income streams, and valuable skills in sales and business management.”
Bassirou Abdoulaye also discussed the FINGREEN program, which has trained over 1,500 young Nigerians in financial literacy and business skills.
Gaksch explained that while the ChiPendant energizes water for individual use, the BioDisc with its 10 meter energy radius can restructure water molecules more efficiently, transferring beta energy found in rocks and living organisms.
“Water has memory,” Gaksch said. “When beta energy enters, it helps water restructure itself, enhancing its natural properties”, he said.
He added that while the ChiPendant and E GuardX provide radiation protection, they cannot guarantee 100% shielding due to signal fluctuations, though they expand the user’s aura and balance energy.
Berni Gaksch, Regional Strategy and Marketing Manager for Sub-Saharan Africa, explained that QNET’s wellness products combine natural energy patterns with technology to enhance health and wellbeing.
Gaksch noted that QNET devices are designed for decades of use, but future iterations like the ChiPendant 5 may respond to new wireless technologies such as 6G, while older models continue to support sleep, muscle recovery, and hydration.
“Direct selling thrives where legislation exists and populations understand the opportunity,” he said, citing South Africa as a model.
Products to be featured at the Lagos Expo include the BioDisc, which improves water hydration and cellular health, the Chi Pendant, which harmonizes energy points, E GuardX, designed to reduce EMF exposure; and BioLight, which complements wellness routines.
Practical usage questions were addressed. Families can energize larger volumes of water by placing devices in buckets or refrigerators overnight. QNET also offers filtration systems delivering 5,000 liters per year for a family, filtering bacteria, viruses, chlorine, and chemicals.
Devices are durable but require careful handling, especially pendant chains. Broken pieces can still function when reassembled or powdered for food energizing.
Affordable entry points, such as $700 for a starter package, provide access to mentorship, training, and a global product portfolio without the cost of traditional business startups.
The Lagos Expo, November 29 to 30, will feature live product demonstrations, expert led sessions, and interactive experiences. Attendees can explore flagship products, witness scientific demonstrations, and engage with trainers, reinforcing public confidence in QNET’s business model and promoting ethical direct selling.
With high quality products, ethical practices, and youth-focused programs, QNET Nigeria aims to impact wellness and entrepreneurship in the country, demonstrating how direct selling can catalyze economic empowerment, skill development, and sustainable growth.
The Lagos Expo is not just a showcase of products, it represents QNET Nigeria’s broader mission to empower individuals through wellness, technology, and entrepreneurship.
By combining scientifically designed products with practical business opportunities, the company aims to inspire a new generation of Nigerian entrepreneurs while promoting healthier lifestyles.
Attendees will leave not only informed about innovative wellness solutions but also equipped with tangible tools and insights to take charge of their personal and financial well been.
Founded in 1998, QNET operates in nearly 100 countries.
