The
deputy permanent secretary at the Ministry of Youth and Sports has described
QNET as a game changer, saying that this business is the fastest way of
improving the live and livelihood of the young people of this country.
He
made these remarks while giving a speech during a one day sensitiuation forum
for its esteem customers organised by QNET Independent representatives, held at
Qcity last Sunday.
The
aim was to inform customers about the existence of “IMCON”, on the Theme: “No
More PEAR”.
The
objective of forum was to raise awareness about QNET and the services that it
offers to the public.
Deputy
permanent secretary at the Ministry of Youth and Sports, Sutay Jawo, appealed
and encouraged the QNET officials to continue doing the good work to improve
the life condition of the young people of this country.
He
said the initiative is geared towards fighting poverty and addressing
unemployment in the country. “We are grateful for your effort and what you do.
“I am touched after listening to some of the testimonies of some of the
people.”
For
his part, Manding Saidykan, principal assistant secretary at the Ministry of
the Interior, equally thanked QNET for inviting them to the forum.
“I
came to know about QNET last week when they had a meeting with the minister of
interior and made a presentation about the services that QNET offers.” He also
encourages young people of this country to patronage and join this noble
business which is very worthy.
According
to QNET’s independent representative, the company is one of the fastest ways of
improving the livelihood of the most vulnerable person in society.
The
forum also served as a platform to enable customers and QNET independent
representatives to give testimony about the impact of QNET business in trying
to change the lives of the people on the continent.
Musa
Nyockeh, QNET’s independent distributor, said
he joined the business in 1998 and he is currently working with the
Gambia Army Forces as a soldier.
He
said the purpose of the forum was to share their experiences and successes with
their customers about the QNET products, “saying that some might wonder why he
joined the business as a soldier.
“Since
I joined the business up to date, my commission from QNET is more than five
years of my salary from the Gambia Army Forces.”
Mr.
Nyockeh said QNET can take a person from ZERO
to be the richest person in the world, explaining that most of their
members never entered the classroom but
today they do not worry about people with master’s degree.
He
encouraged people to make the best opportunity at the right time, saying the
business is not something difficult particularly for civil servants as it only
requires a person to create time for him or herself.
Muhammad
Sillah, also QNET’s independent distributor, spoke extensively about the
significance of the business, citing that QNET is the fastest business growing
in the business industry that can change the livelihood of the people in the
fastest way.
He
said even if he dies today, his family will continue to enjoy the benefit from
QNET.
Also
giving her testimony, Awa Yaffa, a networker with QNET, explained that she was
a teacher and her father was also teacher but she was introduced to the
business by her uncle which she never regret.
She
said her father has been a classroom teacher for about fifty years until his
retirement without anything that he can count as progress.
