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A popular wellness company, QNET has denied any connection to recently apprehended individuals claiming to be its independent representatives.
According to the firm's statement, the mentioned individuals, immigrants who lacked valid travel documents from Cameroon and Cote d'Ivoire, were apprehended by the Nigerian Police Force, Ogun State Command, and subsequently expelled by the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS).
On another occasion, QNET added that the NIS, Benue Command deported 18 Cameroonian irregular immigrants residing in Makurdi, Benue state.
“We are deeply troubled by the recent developments involving allegations of fraudulent activities and illegal migration. We want to clarify that our company has no involvement in these reported incidents and firmly disassociates itself from any illegal practices.
“We pledge to work with the authorities to bring the perpetrators to book. We are also investigating these matters internally and will take disciplinary action against any Independent Representative implicated in them,” the statement concluded.