QNET Denies Links to Ignite Amid Fraud Arrests in Nigeria
QNET, a global wellness and direct selling company, has issued a statement rejecting any association with Ignite after the Nigeria Immigration Service arrested 12 individuals for fraudulent recruitment and irregular migration. QNET clarified that Ignite is a separate entity and does not represent QNET in any capacity.
The company urged media and the public to avoid conflating the two organizations, as such confusion could mislead the public and unfairly associate QNET with illegal activities. QNET has cooperated fully with the Nigeria Immigration Service and will continue to provide relevant information as investigations proceed.
The company noted that criminal groups have exploited its name to deceive individuals, and it is a victim of brand impersonation. QNET commended the Nigeria Immigration Service for its operations aimed at dismantling transnational criminal networks and reiterated its commitment to support law enforcement in these efforts.
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