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Nigeria Is A Ponzi Scheme by emeogbo: 11:14pm On Dec 17, 2016
​NIGERIA​ ​IS​ ​A​ ​PONZI​ ​SCHEME​

Before you mock anybody for investing in MMM, think about this.
I invested all my Savings from NYSC in Savanah Bank, The Bank Packed up and left me with Nothing. I bought 10,000 shares in Transcorp when Obasanjo and "Madam Stock Exchange" initially sold the fraud to Nigerians but up till today, no shares were allocated to me and my money was not refunded. I remember my then employer deducting money from my wages and paying into government owned Housing Fund and also into the National Pension Fund, the 2 bodies were dissolved and my money dissolved with it. My Father and millions of Nigerians also paid into the same funds for more than 30 years and nothing came out of it.
Some state governments are owing their workers up to 1 year wages, the federal government and some parastatals are not different.
My father-in-law gave his life to NTA as a photojournalist travelling all over the country to cover events. Many years after his death, his widow is still waiting for NTA to pay his entitlements.
Remember how government came up with idea of community banks and encouraged Nigerians to patronise them, remember Allied Bank, Lobi Bank, Abacus Bank, City Express Bank, Assurance Bank of Nigeria, Hallmark Bank Plc, Ivory Merchant Bank, Lead Merchant Bank, Metropolitan Bank, All States Trust Bank, Coop and Commerce Bank, Commerce Bank, Credite Bank, Pinnacle Commercial Bank, Kapital Merchant Bank, Ivory Merchant Bank, Prime Merchant Bank, Republic Bank, Eagle Bank Plc, Liberty Bank, Progress Bank, North South Bank, Pan African Bank; remember pensioners who had their money in Societe Generale, dont forget the traders whose lives were destroyed by Gulf Bank, and many more too numerous to mention. Should we blame these people for keeping their hard earned money in NDIC insured banks ? Dont ask me about NDIC please.
On a different scale, remember how many hours you spent at the polling booth to vote for Buhari, remember how we all campaigned vigorously to remove Jonathan and how many people you encouraged to vote for PMB. What has come out of it for us all ?
How about the money you worked hard for and contributed when your Churches /Mosques wanted to establish those private universities and now your children are excluded from the qualitative education they offer because you can not afford the tuition fees ? What do you think about the money you pay to NEPA or whatever it is called now every month regardless of whether they supply you electricity or not ?
How are these different from MMM.
I agree that some people are into MMM because of greed but most of those who invested in MMM did so because they have been duped by some government backed schemes in the past. There is poverty in the land and people are looking for ways to survive. They knew the risk they were getting into and were all willing to take the risk. Afterall, living in Nigeria at all at this moment is a risk and working for the government is also a risk slightly lower than investing in MMM.
The truth is every Nigerian living in Nigeria is into one form of MMM or the other and I do not see any sense in mocking anybody for taking a risk, as long as it is with their own money. Afterall, Nigeria itself is a Ponzi scheme. God bless Nigeria.

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Re: Nigeria Is A Ponzi Scheme by menxer: 11:23pm On Dec 17, 2016
Nicely said, just a pity few would get to read.
Re: Nigeria Is A Ponzi Scheme by NIGHTMAREOO7: 11:24pm On Dec 17, 2016
hahahahahahah OMg crazy guys everywhere.

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Re: Nigeria Is A Ponzi Scheme by pchukwudi: 11:29pm On Dec 17, 2016
SPOT ON. grin grin grin

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Re: Nigeria Is A Ponzi Scheme by Nobody: 11:33pm On Dec 17, 2016
Lolz
Re: Nigeria Is A Ponzi Scheme by jmoore(m): 11:39pm On Dec 17, 2016
Globacom is a ponzi scheme. They keep deducting money from millions of subscribers under the guise of VAS.

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Re: Nigeria Is A Ponzi Scheme by Onechancearmy(m): 11:51pm On Dec 17, 2016
emeogbo:
​NIGERIA​ ​IS​ ​A​ ​PONZI​ ​SCHEME​

Before you mock anybody for investing in MMM, think about this.
I invested all my Savings from NYSC in Savanah Bank, The Bank Packed up and left me with Nothing. I bought 10,000 shares in Transcorp when Obasanjo and "Madam Stock Exchange" initially sold the fraud to Nigerians but up till today, no shares were allocated to me and my money was not refunded. I remember my then employer deducting money from my wages and paying into government owned Housing Fund and also into the National Pension Fund, the 2 bodies were dissolved and my money dissolved with it. My Father and millions of Nigerians also paid into the same funds for more than 30 years and nothing came out of it.
Some state governments are owing their workers up to 1 year wages, the federal government and some parastatals are not different.
My father-in-law gave his life to NTA as a photojournalist travelling all over the country to cover events. Many years after his death, his widow is still waiting for NTA to pay his entitlements.
Remember how government came up with idea of community banks and encouraged Nigerians to patronise them, remember Allied Bank, Lobi Bank, Abacus Bank, City Express Bank, Assurance Bank of Nigeria, Hallmark Bank Plc, Ivory Merchant Bank, Lead Merchant Bank, Metropolitan Bank, All States Trust Bank, Coop and Commerce Bank, Commerce Bank, Credite Bank, Pinnacle Commercial Bank, Kapital Merchant Bank, Ivory Merchant Bank, Prime Merchant Bank, Republic Bank, Eagle Bank Plc, Liberty Bank, Progress Bank, North South Bank, Pan African Bank; remember pensioners who had their money in Societe Generale, dont forget the traders whose lives were destroyed by Gulf Bank, and many more too numerous to mention. Should we blame these people for keeping their hard earned money in NDIC insured banks ? Dont ask me about NDIC please.
On a different scale, remember how many hours you spent at the polling booth to vote for Buhari, remember how we all campaigned vigorously to remove Jonathan and how many people you encouraged to vote for PMB. What has come out of it for us all ?
How about the money you worked hard for and contributed when your Churches /Mosques wanted to establish those private universities and now your children are excluded from the qualitative education they offer because you can not afford the tuition fees ? What do you think about the money you pay to NEPA or whatever it is called now every month regardless of whether they supply you electricity or not ?
How are these different from MMM.
I agree that some people are into MMM because of greed but most of those who invested in MMM did so because they have been duped by some government backed schemes in the past. There is poverty in the land and people are looking for ways to survive. They knew the risk they were getting into and were all willing to take the risk. Afterall, living in Nigeria at all at this moment is a risk and working for the government is also a risk slightly lower than investing in MMM.
The truth is every Nigerian living in Nigeria is into one form of MMM or the other and I do not see any sense in mocking anybody for taking a risk, as long as it is with their own money. Afterall, Nigeria itself is a Ponzi scheme. God bless Nigeria.

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Re: Nigeria Is A Ponzi Scheme by jamace(m): 4:46am On Dec 18, 2016
grin grin grin grin
Re: Nigeria Is A Ponzi Scheme by bitcoininvesto(m): 4:58am On Dec 18, 2016
MMM Ponzi scheme is better than all those other investments you mentioned.

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Re: Nigeria Is A Ponzi Scheme by Nobody: 5:02am On Dec 18, 2016
emeogbo:
​NIGERIA​ ​IS​ ​A​ ​PONZI​ ​SCHEME​

FACT

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Re: Nigeria Is A Ponzi Scheme by jerrywool: 5:40am On Dec 18, 2016
They knew that investing in MMM is a risk, and they were willing to take the risk. Afterall, living in Nigeria at this moment is a risk. grin grin grin

My brother, I'm not a believer in MMM but after reading your post, I couldn't agree more.

Nigeria indeed, is a Ponzi Scheme. Nigeria will certainly CRASH one day. grin grin grin grin grin

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Re: Nigeria Is A Ponzi Scheme by wwwkaycom(m): 6:02am On Dec 18, 2016
On the issue of National Housing Fund and National Pension Fund being dissolved, It's either you're lying or your employer duped you, NHF and National Pension Fund are alive and well. Your employer ought to ask you to link with National Mortgage Bank and a pension fund administrator (PFA) to get enrolled in these schemes, he must have deducted your money without remitting it anywhere. Fraudsters everywhere, I am enrolled in the 2 schemes, 17 of my colleagues recently got loan from NHF for house renovation, I am expecting mine in the new year, your dad and those millions who paid into NHF and got nothing may not have told you the truth or were ignorant of the fact that one can actually benefit from NHF or that their contributions are usually refunded upon retirement if not utilized. I can tell you my balance in the pension fund anytime, even if I just wake up from my sleep, recent retirees from Federal Civil Service since 2005 are enjoying the new pension scheme brother. However the fact that you were employed by a fraudster goes to corroborate your assertion that your were born into a Ponzi anyway.

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