Presidential Staffer, Bridget Otoo, has called out Renowned media personality Nathan Kwabena Anokye Adisi, popularly known as Bola Ray, following his remarks about QNET.
According to Bridget Otoo, what QNET does is still not clear.
In a social media post in reaction to Bola Ray’s comments, she wrote, “I’m sorry but what Q-Net does is still not clear…. Direct selling of what wellness? Hmmmmm”.
Her comment comes after Bola Ray has said QNET does not operate as a Ponzi or investment scheme.
Bola Ray has been officially unveiled as a QNET Agent and Spokesperson in Ghana.
According to Bola Ray, QNET is a global lifestyle and wellness-focused direct selling company which does not deal as a travel agency nor does it offer scholarships.
Speaking at the event, Bola Ray stated, “I stand before you today, with immense excitement as I officially join the QNet family. This moment is not just a professional milestone for me; it is a dream come true and also a commitment to contribute to a reputable organisation.
Qnet is a global wellness and lifestyle company focused on direct selling, and they are there for the people”.
He further added, “We operate transparently and ethically, as you heard the deputy chairman say. Like many multinational companies, we face some challenges from scammers who misuse our name and brand for their fraudulent activities.
I have heard and read many posts with people offering fake jobs, scholarships, travel services and a whole lot more, but let me be clear”,
Bola Ray boldly declared, “Q-Net is neither a travel agency nor does it offer scholarships or operate as a Ponzi or investment scheme”.
“We are committed to building a future where direct selling is respected and ethical. My friends in the media, it is essential that we help the public verify claims before associating them with our name,” he added.
Meanwhile, the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit of the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) has rescued 110 victims of a suspected Qnet scam.
The Qnet scam operation was operating in Kuntunse Satellite in the Greater Accra Region.
The 110 victims include Cameroonian and Ivorian nationals, were reportedly lured into the country with promises of lucrative employment opportunities.
The victims have since been taken into protective custody as investigations continue to identify the perpetrators.
According to the Police, the suspects used Qnet as a cover to recruit and exploit unsuspecting individuals from other West African countries.
The Police CID further assured Ghanaians of their commitment to intensifying the fight against human trafficking and transnational scam operations.
See the post below:
I’m sorry but what Q-Net does is still not clear…. Direct selling of what wellness?
— Bee 🐝 (@Bridget_Otoo) October 9, 2025
Hmmmmm https://t.co/8wMXzUDrxw