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  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...

Zipline, a US-based drone technology company is joining forces with the Nigerian government to transform healthcare accessibility and equity, through cutting-edge drone delivery solutions. The Co-Founder of Zipline, Keller Cliffton, said this in a statement on Tuesday in Lagos. Cliffton said the partnership aimed at bridging healthcare gaps, enhancing infrastructure, and ensuring timely delivery of medical supplies across Nigeria. The co-founder said the company, Zipline, was designed to enable access to vulnerable and hard-to-reach populations. According to Cliffton, the company has delivered millions of vaccine doses, essential medicines, and more than 260 types of health products to more than 900 hospitals, health facilities and community drop points. He said that across Africa, the company had invested to build local infrastructure and human capacity, creating more than 500 local jobs in robotics, healthcare, software engineering and business disciplines. The Zipline boss said the ...