The delegation was headed by Mr. Fall, who is based in Dakar.
The objectives of the meeting were to better enlighten and sensitise the media on what QNET is all about and its mode of operations and the products it offers to their customers.
Also in their mission was to make a presentation about QNET International activities and what they entail as a business company operating since 1998.
During the meeting, journalists were given the opportunity to ask multiple questions regarding the company’s legality to operate, prices of its products and how they are sold to customers.
Questions were also raised as series of complaints were lodged by people who alleged to have joined the QNET business over the years and could not achieve any benefit.
Mr. Fall, who made an informative and educative presentation about QNET company’s mode of operations, equally clarified some of the widespread misinformation circulating on social media which portrayed negative image of QNET in The Gambia.
Speaking at a forum held at Coco Ocean on Sunday, Mr. Fall explained that QNET International trades through E-Commerce like any other multinational company, saying they operate almost all over the continents.
According to Mr. Fall, QNET is a direct company operating since in 1998 to sell high quality products to customers with the help of “Independent Representatives.” He also said QNET operates with honesty and Integrity and with hardwork and focus in which “you will achieve your dreams.”
He also stated that Africa is the future for network marketing and that QNET is here to stay. He added that QNET provides training, home products, energy products, watches and has over 50,000 independent distributors.
Haruna Jallow, second assistant director for Sami and Niani Development Organisation (SANDO) has called on government to reopen the rural weekly markets (lumos) as the urban markets are opened to relax the covid-19 restriction measures.
The Ministry of Health has issued a press release imposing a three thousand dalasi charge on every intending traveler requiring a covid-19 test certificate effect from 11 March 2021.
Petroleum House, Brusubi, 18th June 2020 -As part of our ongoing resource mobilization and key project implementations in preparations for the hosting of the OIC Heads of State Summit in The Gambia in 2022, The Gambia O.I.C.
Senegal is pointing fingers at ships believed to be carrying toxic products as mysterious disease manifested in the country. It has affected nearly 700 people so far as the country equally battles with coronavirus disease (covid-19) – a pandemic that has affected every corner of the World.
