TECH NEWS REELS

  By Funmilola Gboteku  QNET, a global lifestyle and wellness company, emphasises the importance of prioritising water quality to improve health and well-being, urging Nigerians to explore innovative solutions. Berni Gaksch, QNET ‘s Category Manager and Global Trainer, made the assertion during the company’s Amezcua product workshop held in Lagos on Sunday. According to him, water constitutes about 70 per cent of the human body, adding that it is losing energy and essence due to pollution and processing. “The best water comes from natural sources, but pollution and processing strips it of its energy and essence,” he explained. Gaksch said to tackle the challenge, QNET introduced the Bio Disc 3, a water restructuring technology, using quantum entanglement and energised crystals to restructure water molecules. “This technology makes water molecules smaller and finer, allowing for easier hydration and detoxification, boosting energy levels, and enhancing the immune system,” he s...

By Funmilola Gboteku QNET, a global lifestyle and wellness-focused direct-selling company, on Friday unveiled innovative products to promote well-being and protect against harmful radiation. Speaking during the company’s Amezcua product workshop, Mr Bernhard Gaksch, Category Manager and Global Trainer, highlighted the dangers of 5G radiation and its impact on human health. Citing the World Health Organisation research, he said the radiation was classified as electromagnetic fields, which were carcinogenic to humans. According to him, as the world becomes increasingly reliant on technology, it is necessary to be sounding the alarm on the dangers of radiation from 5G and WiFi. “Constant exposure to electromagnetic fields from devices such as mobile phones, Wi-Fi routers, and microwaves poses significant health risks .It crucial to take proactive measures to safeguard our well-being. To address this concern, Gaksch said QNET introduced the Amezcua E-Guard X, a revolutionary product that t...

  By Funmilola Gboteku   The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has initiated a tariff simplification exercise to reduce the numerous tariff options and promotional elements that make it difficult for consumers to make informed decisions. Ikechukwu Adinde, Director, Consumer Affairs Bureau, NCC said this during his  presentation at a capacity building training for reporters at Digital Bridge Institute (DBI), Oshodi, Lagos,  "The current tariff structure, with multiple promotions and add-ons, creates uncertainty for consumers. Our goal is to simplify the process, making it easier for consumers to choose plans that suit their needs," Adinde explained. He noted that the commission had analysed data from major networks, revealing an overwhelming number of tariff plans.  "For instance, a telco has 14 voice plans and 145 data plans, while another one has 27 voice plans and 41 data plans. This complexity hinders consumer satisfaction, "he said. Adinde emphas...

  By Funmilola Gboteku Stakeholders in the Logistics and Courier Industry on Thursday called on the government to enact laws and policies that would further aid the development of logistics in Nigeria. The stakeholders made the call at the 2024 International Conference and Investiture of  the Courier and Logistics Management Institute, held in Lagos. The theme of the conference was “Unlocking Economic Potentials and Fostering Nation-Building Through Logistics Instruments”. The Chairman of the conference, Prof. Anya O Anya, said that Nigeria had a lot to benefit if the industry’s potential were properly harnessed for development. “We have a path to follow and that is how we can be successful as a nation. It is not about where we are coming from, but where we are heading. “Nigeria is blessed with brains that can help her grow, but the question is are we making use of the opportunities?. Similarly, Dr Mazi Ohuabunwa, Chairman, African Economic Summit 2024, called on the governmen...