With the rapid urbanization of Bonny Island in Rivers State, Nigeria, and the attendant health related concerns, as well as, economic sustenance, Norland Industrial Group, a large scale transnational organization that focuses on holistic health management services, says it would invest in Bonny Kingdom to consolidate on the health and economic well-being of residents in the area.

Norland Industrial Group’s Africa Representative, Romeo Odey made this declaration during the inauguration of the Norland Bonny Stockist Center, also known as Wellness Arena at Finima, Bonny, on Saturday, May 15, 2021.

Speaking while cutting the ribbon tape to mark the commencement of its business operations in the island, Odey explained that the company prides itself in the creation of a global ecosystem of medical service production, body wellness awareness campaign and multilevel marketing that leaves investors at an advantage of 20% returns on investment (ROI).

Odey clarified that the business had nothing to do with a Ponzi scheme given that there are products and services that are being rendered, enjoining residents of Bonny to leverage on the products of Norland for either personal use or marketing, which both guarantees profiteering.

Emphasizing the gains of Norland products, a celebrated Norland investor, Annie Jacobs said that the era when health and medical cosmetology items were consumed without profiteering was over as the brand promises compensation for the patronage of its entire products and services, while assuring of world class standards and safety compliance.

“Every time you shop from Norland as a partner, Norland returns 20% profit to you.  We are saying switch your brand to what is healthy and get paid. We are saying get more paid when you share the testimony with others and they patronize the brand. Sharing testimonies of products and services and eliciting patronage is what we do.”

The transformation therapist thereafter did some demonstrations of Norland products, showing the dangers of using regular sanitary pads and how it could result in ovarian cyst, and cancer, amongst other health complications, urging women to insist only on Norland sanitary pads that are hygienically produced to withstand thick flows and forestall infections.

She displayed to her audience how nylon and injurious chemicals are used in producing random sanitary pads decrying that its usage could result in far-reaching consequences in the long run, which justifies why consumers should switch to brands that can guarantee their health and wellbeing.

For her part, Norland representative for Bonny LGA, Chinwe Nduka said the significance of the Wellness Arena of Norland in the Island was to expose residents of the work-driven community to the health offerings of the globally respected brand while opening a new vista of opportunities that will uplift the economic fortunes of people in the area.

Nduka added that with a stockist code of WE2356638, Norland was well stocked with organic products that will attend to terminal ailments such as; diabetes, hypertension, sickle cell anemia and ulcer.

According to her, other available products could cure; infertility, orthopedic issues, stroke, eye problems and so forth. 

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Highlight of the event was the announcement of a crash discount for membership entry in the season of Norland Bonny Stockist Center inauguration, which according to the organizers could culminate in promotional packages such as a Sport Utility Vehicle worth 6.4 million Naira, sponsored vacation trips and brand new houses.

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The inauguration ceremony was also graced by established Norland investors and beneficiaries such as; Grace Umana, Pearl Otti and Ilamina Hart, who all took turns to speak on the journey to their success stories with the brand.

Founded in 2008, Norland Industrial Group is a large scale multinational industrial group which is involved in the health industry, medical cosmetology industry, direct selling industry and e-commerce industry. It is involved in many other areas including health management, medical services, international logistics and finance.