Regional General Manager of the Sub-Saharan Africa region for QNET, Mr Biram Fall, attributed the success to high-quality products, a strong network of independent distributors, a commitment to ethical business practices, and Corporate Social Responsibilities as efforts to create a positive social impact in the society it operates.
The entry of QNET in Nigeria aligns with the government’s vision to partner with the private sector to achieve the desired economic recovery and transformative growth effectively. The financial literacy programme is designed with women and youth of vulnerable communities in emerging economies to drive developmental goals in mind. It is vital in supporting overall economic growth and encouraging governments, corporations, and communities to achieve broader development objectives.
The partners kept at their efforts to create a positive social impact for the underprivileged in society by closing the year’s activities with a donation of several essential food items and toiletries to The Little Saints Orphanage in Nigeria, showing their commitment to investing in the educational welfare of young people in their countries of operation.