Africa-Press – Uganda. Oqata Wellness Solutions is set to mark a major milestone with a two-day celebration of its first anniversary, scheduled for July 24–25 at the UMA Multipurpose Hall in Kampala.
Held under the theme “One Year of Growth – A Future of Possibilities,” the event will highlight the company’s rapid rise and ambitious agenda to spearhead a wellness and empowerment movement across the African continent.
Founded in 2024, Oqata Wellness Solutions has emerged as one of Africa’s fastest-growing direct-selling companies, with operations spanning Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, and plans to expand further across the region.
The celebrations are expected to draw over 1,200 participants including Independent Business Owners (IBOs), company executives, partners, and invited guests from across Africa.
Oqata Wellness Solution CEO Elias Serugo Muhoozi highlighted the company’s vision.
“What we are celebrating is the birth of a wellness movement,” said Mr. Muhoozi. “In one year, Oqata Wellness Solutions has redefined empowerment in Africa—through wellness, entrepreneurship, and purpose. This event is our rallying point. It is proof that African solutions can create global impact.”
A major highlight will be the recognition of top-performing IBOs, with awards in categories such as top sales, top sponsors, high earners, and car achievers.
The rally will also feature live performances by popular Ugandan artist Vinka and the internationally acclaimed Ghetto Kids, alongside the unveiling of Oqata’s new product line.
The second day of the celebration will be dedicated to the Oqata Success Academy, a hands-on training and mentorship session tailored for IBOs.
Facilitated by company executives and expert trainers, the academy will focus on business development, financial literacy, personal growth, sales excellence, and branding strategies.
The academy underscores Oqata’s commitment to empowering entrepreneurs not just with products, but with knowledge and practical tools for long-term success.
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