because they are lazy and greeting and they loose focus plus insight

IF SAY BEFORE DEM FOR DON CUT YOUR HEAD WITH THIS KIND THREAD WEY U OPEN..

Everybody wan make front page sha



The hustle is real

Truth is, seeing is believing.

this is where you are wrong. you and your friends can come together and do a business project together... for example Agricultural investment....

kilokeys:



Inasmuch as i am not a proponent for MMM... i can categorically classify you as myopic and very ignorant.

are stocks and real estates promising 30 percent ROI in a month?

talk better thing Mr

slaknoah:
I still find it difficult to understand, why many of Nigerians, even some friends and family can be so greedy.
Your uncle you went to last month to invest in your business and said he doesnt have such money is the same one you heard invested paid 4 million to MMM.

Why cant we be as realistic as possible, and stop running after all these quick money schemes.
The man that paid 4million to MMM could have gone into Real Estates or even buy stocks.

Just dont understand. Is this wickedness or greediness.

Ure entitled to ur opinion, Pakia one side

We are very selfish and naturally wicked.

slaknoah:
I still find it difficult to understand, why many of Nigerians, even some friends and family can be so greedy.
Your uncle you went to last month to invest in your business and said he doesnt have such money is the same one you heard invested paid 4 million to MMM.
Why cant we be as realistic as possible, and stop running after all these quick money schemes.
The man that paid 4million to MMM could have gone into Real Estates or even buy stocks.
Just dont understand. Is this wickedness or greediness.

It means you are not a smart person, otherwise you should understand Nigerian follow follow mentality.

Nigerians all go to church or mosque. Almost nothing in the middle
Nigerians like buying the same cars because someone passed rumour around that a particular car is the best
Nigerians eat almost the same foods despite the thousands of variety all over the world
Nigerians educate themselves with a small list of degrees like sociology, mass comm and biochemistry
Almost all Nigerians believe in juju, flying witches and charms!
Nigerians constantly allow mediocre and illiterates into leadership positions based on silly things like tribe and religion

So if mmm or drink cow piss and get rich scheme comes along they will simply follow and ask questions later!

men..... mmm is dieing gradually ooooh

kilokeys:



Inasmuch as i am not a proponent for MMM... i can categorically classify you as myopic and very ignorant.

are stocks and real estates promising 30 percent ROI in a month?

talk better thing Mr

Greed and laziness make Nigerians to embrace MMM, NNN, Ultimate cycle etc..... Period!!!

slaknoah:
I still find it difficult to understand, why many of Nigerians, even some friends and family can be so greedy.
Your uncle you went to last month to invest in your business and said he doesnt have such money is the same one you heard invested paid 4 million to MMM.

Why cant we be as realistic as possible, and stop running after all these quick money schemes.
The man that paid 4million to MMM could have gone into Real Estates or even buy stocks.

Just dont understand. Is this wickedness or greediness.

The same people lost their monies in stock market.

Aha! I remember has the fg paid those who lost their monies in the following banks:
1 Abacus Merchant Bank Ltd Jan. 16, 1998
2 ABC Merchant Bank Ltd Jan. 16, 1998
3 African Express Bank Ltd Jan. 16, 2006
4 Allied Bank of Nigeria Plc Jan. 16, 1998
5 Allstates Trust Bank Plc Jan. 16, 1998
6 Alpha Merchant Bank Plc Sept. 08, 1994
7 Amicable Bank of Nigeria Plc. Jan. 16, 1998
8 Assurance Bank of Nigeria Plc Jan. 16, 2006
9 Century Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
10 City Express Bank Plc Jan. 16, 2006
11 Commerce Bank Plc Jan. 16, 1998
12 Commercial Trust Bank Ltd Jan. 16, 1998
13 Continental Merchant Bank Plc Jan. 16, 1998
14 Coop. & Commerce Bank Plc Jan. 16, 1998
15 Credite Bank Nig. Ltd Jan. 16, 1998
16 Crown Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
17 Financial Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 21, 1994
18 Great Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
19 Group Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
20 Gulf Bank Ltd Jan. 16, 2006
21 Hallmark Bank Plc Jan. 16, 2006
22 Highland Bank of Nig Plc Jan. 16, 1998
23 ICON Ltd. (Merchant Bankers) Jan. 16, 1998
24 Ivory Merchant Bank Ltd. Dec. 22, 2000
25 Kapital Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 21, 1994
26 Lead Bank Plc Jan. 16, 2006
27 Lobi Bank of Nig. Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
28 Mercantile Bank of Nig. Plc. Jan. 16, 1998
29 Merchant Bank of Africa Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
30 Metropolitan Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 2006
31 Nigeria Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
32 North-South Bank Nig. Plc. Jan. 16, 1998
33 Pan African Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
34 Pinacle Commercial Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
35 Premier Commercial Bank Ltd Dec. 22, 2000
36 Prime Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
37 Progress Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
38 Republic Bank Ltd June 29, 1995
39 Rims Merchant Bank Ltd. Dec. 22, 2000
40 Royal Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
41 Trade Bank Plc Jan. 16, 2006
42 United Commercial Bank Ltd. Sept. 8, 1994
43 Victory Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
44 Eagle Bank Plc. Jan. 16, 2006
45 Liberty Bank Plc. Jan. 16, 2006

The above list of closed financial institutions does not contain the names of these banks whose licences were revoked by the Central Bank of Nigeria but the Federal High Court is yet to issue winding up orders and appoint the Corporation as Liquidator for the banks. Due to court actions instituted by some of the closed banks’ shareholders challenging the revocation of their banks’ licences, the Corporation was unable to conclude the closing exercise and initiate the payment of deposits to depositors of the banks.

To view the record of Court Proceedings for such closed banks, go to Litigation under Legal Matters/Regulations

A1. Savannah Bank of Nigeria Plc, licence revoked Feb. 16, 2002, click sbn-court-proceedings
A2. Peak Merchant Bank Limited, licence revoked Feb. 28, 2003,click pmb-court-proceedings
B1. Eagle Bank Plc, licence revoked Jan. 16, 2006, (NDIC appointed Provisional Liquidator) click eb-court-proceedings
B2. Fortune Bank Plc, licence revoked Jan. 16, 2006, (NDIC appointed Provisional Liquidator) click fb-court-proceedings
B3. Liberty Bank Plc, licence revoked Jan. 16, 2006, click lb-court-proceedings
B4. Societe Generale Bank of Nigeria Plc, licence revoked Jan. 16, 2006, click sgbn-court-proceedings
B5. Triumph Bank Plc, licence revoked Jan. 16, 2006, click tb-court-proceedings


http://ndic.gov.ng/closed-financial-institutions/

Greed! Get-rich-quick syndrome!

kilokeys:



Inasmuch as i am not a proponent for MMM... i can categorically classify you as myopic and very ignorant.

are stocks and real estates promising 30 percent ROI in a month?

talk better thing Mr

The more reason why only foolish people will fall for such scheme. 30% ROI within that short period is outrageous.

kenonze:
while you are busy with your doubts

I have made N200,000 just today bw 8:45am to 12:45pm

Via Joyful Donor after PH of same amount.

Life is risk
Infact it is risky not to take risks

na waoooo see ya life.. what level of deception.. I made N30 million just now from MMM otu!

It's greed and I think they have learnt their lesson. No free money anywhere in the world.
my mavro is growing, my mavro is coming back, my mavro is better than Nigerian govt. Then go and provide help now

slaknoah:
I still find it difficult to understand, why many of Nigerians, even some friends and family can be so greedy.
Your uncle you went to last month to invest in your business and said he doesnt have such money is the same one you heard invested paid 4 million to MMM.

Why cant we be as realistic as possible, and stop running after all these quick money schemes.
The man that paid 4million to MMM could have gone into Real Estates or even buy stocks.

Just dont understand. Is this wickedness or greediness.

Greed is the only reason. Now that MMM has crashed the flock to other ponzi schemes with vengeance

kilokeys:



Inasmuch as i am not a proponent for MMM... i can categorically classify you as myopic and very ignorant.

are stocks and real estates promising 30 percent ROI in a month?

talk better thing Mr

oh my Geography! God pls provide job for our youths

Aburi001:
Greed and laziness make Nigerians to embrace MMM, NNN, Ultimate cycle etc..... Period!!!

You that is very hardworking and not greedy how much have you made in life?

You think that wealth comes solely from hardwork? If it is so, barrow pushers, okada riders, keke operators, etc would have become millionaires.

Esuatic generation of quick quick results...brainless..wasted education/ certificates....very shameful

I think it's simply because so many of them are fools.

MMM says invest spare cash only.

If so many of these fools heed that advice, I'm sure the music would have been different today.

But look at them now.

They are gnashing their teeth now in pains and regret.

But yet they will never learn.

The worst thing that can happen to somebody is to be foolish, ignorant and poor all at the same time.

slaknoah:
I still find it difficult to understand, why many of Nigerians, even some friends and family can be so greedy.
Your uncle you went to last month to invest in your business and said he doesnt have such money is the same one you heard invested paid 4 million to MMM.

Why cant we be as realistic as possible, and stop running after all these quick money schemes.
The man that paid 4million to MMM could have gone into Real Estates or even buy stocks.

Just dont understand. Is this wickedness or greediness.

It is due mental laziness and Bandwagon effect.


Lots of investor got up-to 50% ROI On the floor of NSE As at December.

Most of these Ponzi scheme investors dont care about how the it works, all they want is money.

kenonze:
while you are busy with your doubts

I have made N200,000 just today bw 8:45am to 12:45pm

Via Joyful Donor after PH of same amount.

Life is risk
Infact it is risky not to take risks

joyful donor?

Coz as Nigerians, we don't like sitting down on a Looooongggg thing.

Hp that answered ur question.

The blank truth is that (almost) all Nigerians themselves, almost all of us are crooks and wickedly corrupt, all will worn over and enticed by master crooks and scammers. Liars will listen to and obey greater liars rather than the few who tell them truth. Even Nigerians will troop after their false pastors rather than the few true ministers of Christ, and as Nigerians will demonstrating in support of those who looted all their common wealth and threw them into abject poverty.

Because we like quick money

Check my signature

femi4:
joyful donor?

Yeah.
50% return within 24hrs or less

The blank truth is that (almost) all Nigerians themselves, almost all of us are crooks and wickedly corrupt, all will be worn over and enticed by master crooks and scammers. Liars will listen to and obey greater liars rather than the few who tell them truth. Even as Nigerians will troop after their false pastors who deceived them rather than the few true ministers of Christ, and as Nigerians will be demonstrating in support of those who looted all their common wealth and threw them into abject poverty. So you see that our situation in Nigeria is a sorry state

kilokeys:


Inasmuch as i am not a proponent for MMM... i can categorically classify you as myopic and very ignorant.

are stocks and real estates promising 30 percent ROI in a month?

talk better thing Mr

Why call him myopic?

It's established world-wide that real investments return 4%-12% over time. Anything more than that is speculation, which is never sustainable. Whether it's real estate, stocks, MMM or other business venture: if you hear 30% returns... pause. It might be 30% today, but when it reaches your turn, it will be -100%.

tammie24:
Everybody wan make front page sha



The hustle is real

They are greedy for front page and likes, things that cannot put food on the table yet it's easy for them to label MMM participants who tried to meet real needs as greedy. This is not a vote for MMM but the hypocrisy of many here is really appaling.

kenonze:
while you are busy with your doubts

I have made N200,000 just today bw 8:45am to 12:45pm

Via Joyful Donor after PH of same amount.

Life is risk
Infact it is risky not to take risks

Do you sell Dangote cement or cars seized by customs?
How post reads like one of those spam messages offering one of the above

slaknoah:
I still find it difficult to understand, why many of Nigerians, even some friends and family can be so greedy.
Your uncle you went to last month to invest in your business and said he doesnt have such money is the same one you heard invested paid 4 million to MMM.

Why cant we be as realistic as possible, and stop running after all these quick money schemes.
The man that paid 4million to MMM could have gone into Real Estates or even buy stocks.

Just dont understand. Is this wickedness or greediness.

You have answered it. Quick money.