QNET, a global wellness and lifestyle direct selling company, has announced its unwavering commitment to combating fraudulent activities falsely perpetrated in Sierra Leone under its name.
The company’s comprehensive 2026 strategy, unveiled during a New Year Media Webinar for approximately 25 Sierra Leonean journalists, aims to redeem its image, protect vulnerable consumers from scams, and foster legitimate entrepreneurship and sustainable economic growth across West Africa.
A cornerstone of QNET’s 2026 vision is the highly anticipated V-Africa 2026 event. Building on the transformative success of V-Africa 2025 in Accra, which drew nearly 5,000 participants, QNET will host an even larger V-Africa event mid-year in Accra.
This major regional convention will serve as a dynamic platform for intensive training sessions, hands-on workshops, and exhibitions showcasing QNET’s premium product lines. It will provide invaluable insights into business development, financial literacy, and sustainable entrepreneurship, attracting legitimate attendees from across West Africa, including a strong delegation from Sierra Leone. The event is also expected to significantly boost local hospitality, transportation, and tourism sectors.
QNET acknowledges the persistent challenge of brand misuse and intends to intensify its efforts to combat misinformation and exploitation. Building on a successful 2025, which saw continued growth in its product portfolio and market presence across Sub-Saharan Africa, QNET is now poised to significantly enhance its anti-scam campaigns and consumer education initiatives, particularly within Sierra Leone.
Lawyer Kwasi Danso, Regional Legal Counsel for QNET in sub-Saharan Africa reiterated the company’s clear stance: “Our primary focus remains on combating misinformation and misuse of our brand name, protecting vulnerable consumers, and creating genuine opportunities that lead to long-term prosperity and personal growth through ethical commitment.
QNET is unequivocally opposed to all forms of fraudulent behavior. Let me be crystal clear: QNET does not promote illegal migration, false representation, fake overseas jobs, or visas. Do not let anyone deceive you. If you are in doubt, visit www.qnet.net to understand what QNET truly represents.”
Beyond V-Africa 2026, QNET will continue to intensify its efforts to educate the public about its legitimate direct selling model and distinguish itself from fraudulent actors, while supporting entrepreneurs across the region with ethical business opportunities.
I am a victim from Sierra Leone I spent over 37,000 new leones in the name of QNET.
The agent name Anita David a Liberian based in Ivory coast.