Value Circle Africa Launches in Enugu, Promises Wealth Creation
…as chairman claims N65,000 investment can yield N550,000 in six months
Value Circle Africa (VCA), a marketing outfit specialising in organic food products, has launched its operations in Enugu, promising to promote health and wealth creation among millions of Africans through its business model.
The company, which markets products including soya bean oil, swallow, fufu and Ganadima mushroom, said it was targeting 20 million Africans with its products and wealth-creation initiative.
Speaking at the unveiling ceremony in Enugu, Chairman of VCA, Elder Dennis Ogbonnaya Nwankwo, claimed that participants who purchased products worth N65,000 could earn up to N550,000 within six months under the company’s reward scheme.
Nwankwo disclosed that VCA was an offshoot of Nature’s Renaissance International Limited (NRI), founded by High Chief Clinton Brown Odiagbe.
He explained that the initiative was designed to share the company’s profits with customers rather than channel its earnings exclusively into business expansion.
According to him, participants who purchase products worth N65,000 would receive an initial payment of N50,000, followed by monthly payments of N100,000, subject to the scheme’s terms and conditions.
He further claimed that an investment of N6.5 million could yield approximately N55 million within six months.
The VCA chairman said the company manufactured its organic food products and intended to deploy the proceeds from its business to improve the financial well-being and health of its customers.
Nwankwo said: “Every other company is marketing its products and making its profit. We manufacture our organic products, including soya bean oil, swallow, fufu and Ganadima mushroom.
“But we decided that we should not use the money to establish an airline or acquire more estates. Instead, we decided to share it with people around us.”
He added that the company encouraged participants to reinvest their earnings to build sustainable financial capacity and improve their economic circumstances.
“We believe that if we continue to do this, we will also train people not to consume all the money they earn but to reinvest it. That is how we intend to wipe away poverty,” he said.
Urging interested persons to embrace the initiative, Nwankwo claimed that participants who borrowed N65,000 to purchase the company’s products could repay their loans from subsequent payments under the scheme.
However, the company did not provide independently verified financial records to substantiate the returns it promised participants.
One of the company’s beneficiaries, Pastor David Ime Jesus, said he joined the scheme in June 2026 and had received payments under the arrangement.
“I began to invest in June and have been earning N100,000 every month since the initial N50,000 I earned in July,” he said.
The financial projections and payment claims remain those of the company and its beneficiary and were not independently verified.
EDITOR
Sam Udekwe is a journalist working in the News and Current Affairs department, Enugu State Broadcasting Service (ESBS) Enugu. He is well trained in all genres of journalistic venture.
Mr Sam read Mass Communication, graduating all with Distinction in National Diploma, Higher National Diploma and Postgraduate Diploma at IMT, Enugu and Madonna University, Okija, Anambra state, as well as M.Sc Mass Communication at National Open University of Nigeria.
He is the immediate past NUJ Chairman, Enugu state.
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