QNET hosted more than 8,000 entrepreneurial youths in Lagos during its two-day product exhibition and educational event in Ogba, Ikeja, where the company showcased a wide range of lifestyle and wellness solutions. The programme attracted a large turnout of young people who were eager to learn about the opportunities QNET is offering in Nigeria through its direct-selling model and digital learning platforms. The first day of the exhibition, held on November 29, 2025, recorded over 5,000 attendees who joined product highlights, educational talks, music and entertainment sessions that created an energetic atmosphere at the venue.
The event took place at the Vantage Event Center on ACME Road in Ogba, where QNET presented its diverse lineup of products through presentations led by the Regional Strategy and Marketing Manager, Bernieg Gaksch. He guided journalists and other visitors through the exhibition hall, explaining the features and purpose of each product on display. According to Gaksch, “This event is aimed to raise awareness about QNET’s diverse product offerings and demonstrate the company’s unwavering commitment to enhancing lives through innovative solutions. The product exhibition also serves to solidify QNET’s position as a product-oriented leader in the Nigerian market.” He added that the gathering was designed to help attendees gain a clearer and deeper understanding of QNET’s product portfolio and its overall business operations.
One of the top attractions was HomePure Nova, QNET’s flagship nine-stage water filtration system capable of filtering contaminants down to 0.2 microns. It uses a silver-infused membrane that eliminates 99.9999 percent of bacteria and viruses, making it suitable for homes seeking safer drinking water. Another popular product was the HomePure Zayn air purification system, a compact six-stage device built to remove pollutants, odours and airborne viruses with 99.94 percent efficiency.
QNET also displayed its Swiss-made watch collections under the Bernhard H. Mayer and Cimier brands. Gaksch noted that the watchmaking heritage dates back to 1871, with the company now adopting modern sustainability practices. He explained that the Omni Collection is produced using 100 per cent recycled materials, and for every watch sold, QNET sponsors the planting of one tree globally. This approach, he said, aligns with the company’s long-term environmental goals.
The exhibition further showcased QLearn, QNET’s online education platform that offers certificate courses in fields such as business management, financial literacy, communication and network marketing. These courses are accredited through institutions in the United Kingdom, United States and European Union. Gaksch told participants that QLearn was created to support the growing number of young Africans looking for entrepreneurial opportunities but lacking formal business training. He clarified that the QI Group, QNET’s parent company, owns a university in Malaysia, although admissions into the institution operate independently from QNET’s direct-selling activities.
Other products displayed included ProSpark, a natural toothpaste enriched with astaxanthin and glutathione to promote gum health and reduce inflammation. The toothpaste does not contain fluoride and instead uses rock salt to strengthen enamel. QNET also presented QVI, its travel and lifestyle arm offering a membership-based booking platform with access to more than one million hotels around the world. The platform includes owned resorts in Thailand, Turkey, Sri Lanka and Malaysia. Members can book accommodation, car rentals and holiday activities, though travellers are responsible for handling their own visas and flight bookings.
The second day of the event drew more than 3,000 participants, bringing the total attendance to 8,000. QNET said the exhibition offered visitors a rare chance to interact directly with its products while learning about the company’s direct-selling model. The programme reinforced QNET’s image as a trustworthy and reliable direct-selling brand in Nigeria.
