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braimeddy:
But Debby rise take style set o. She has a perfect ass. Very potable and easy to handle

Efe just dey Dull I swear. The guy for Don tidy since

Roon9:
Not fake... Special housemates

AS IN CELEBRITIES

Which one is fake house mates

Gifty and Coco ice will leave for sure, bassey debby rise and bisola got more votes

JehanEddy07:
My GOD.. This three would make a great team.. Debbie, Balley nd Bassey.. Bassey speaks like he is holding a script.. Damn...

THE GUY IS DAMN GOOD, MARVIN SHOULD SIGN DEBBY. THE THING ABOUT BBN IS MOST OF D CONTESTANTS ARE REALLY TALENTED, THEY WOULD FARE WELL EVEN IF THEY GET EVICTED

Na money d guys dey find. That tomboy hold bar

Just pH of 20k, I hope I will get my 50k that was stocked

Benita27:
Don't mind that guy.

Hope you will say same thing if you guy locks his phone and u don't hve access to it. D problem is not her locking her phone, it's her hiding her password. It makes it so obvious she is hiding something. I hve long forgotten about it

Light full everywhere for UYO and pH dunno wat u saying

bibijay123:
I lock my phone too but it doesn't mean that I am cheating. We all need some sort of privacy, so let her be jare. Why are you even with her when you don't seem to trust her?

It's somehow locking your phone don't you think so

ok

This is not funny. Beat the guy but dont take his life

funny

Are you tired of getting 10 likes or even none. Boost your number of likes on fb to as high as 500. It's cheap and affordable just with 1000naira

Who dey keep gf for this kind period wey money dry. Me just broke up. Lol. Relationship is over rated. Most baes are looking for guys to suck dry

Jaideyone:
it's irritating when some mmm promoters come here to tell us to mind our business and insult us just because we dared to air our views against the ponzi scheme. some of them have gone as far as laying curses on us for pointing out loopholes in system.

front page or not this post is aimed at educating them on why we (myself, like minded people and the government) will continue to warn people against putting their money in such schemes.

if my neighbour comes to preach to me, giving me reasons why I should start going to church with him and how I will benefit immensely from what his church has to offer then he has automatically given me the right of disagreement. I know his pastor flogs the worshippers during deliverance sessions, tells them to go outside and eat grass and swallow snakes in the name of Jesus. from that moment onward I have the right to challenge his points and dissuade my siblings and loved ones from following him to church lest they get brainwashed and hurt in the process.
what I'm saying in essence is that we stand against MMM because we have loved ones who are into it or planning to join.
I have a close friend who currently has 100k in the system and all I want is for him to get his money out before it crashes. I love him and I don't want him to lose his money.
I have a girlfriend who has been talking about joining since October. do I hate her? No!!! do I give money? yes!!! infact I'll be paying half of her rent by February ending while she'll pay the remaining half. I love her and I don't want her to lose her hard earned money. if she does I'll have to pick up the bill. my only prayer is she won't put her money into it without telling me.
so you've accused us of praying for MMM to crash? yes
why? cos we have loved ones who might join if MMM stays a day longer. the earlier it crashes the better. the more it grows the higher the number of Nigerians at risk of losing their money when it crashes.
so as those who are in the light, it's our responsibility to reach out to family members and friends who are in the system and persuade then to get out. we are not preaching against MMM because we hate them, we are doing so because we've identified the dangers associated with putting money in a scheme with no solid investment structure.

we will continue to dissuade people from joining. it's my responsibility and I won't shy away from it. call it hate, jealousy, whatever you like.

thanks for reading.
Let the bashing begin

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Mmm is finished

Joblessness. No wonder our country is still in recession

Lobatan. Nigerians should move on. January is hard o. Keep the little money you have, stop dashing scammers your hard earned cash

N.B: This is not a post in defense of
MMM or other ponzi schemes.
To "live according to one's means" is—as a
low income earner in Nigeria—to die.
Not immediately, of course.
Life is hard in Nigeria. Our economic
realities make sure of that. It's tougher
when you're a low income earner. Have
you ever sat to ponder on what that
barrow pusher that passes by your street
eats daily? Those onion sellers from
northern states, struggling to make a
decent living? The roadside vulcanizer
making less than a thousand naira a day?
Ever wondered how their average day
goes? If you don't like to torture
yourself, don't.
The reality of over a hundred million
Nigerians is one of endless struggle for
sustenance. We live in a country where
you can literally spend all your salary on
feeding. Clean drinking water is expensive.
One has to make do with water from
boreholes, wells and rusted pipes. Your
salary a month cannot even buy you a
decent dining table. Furnishing your
apartment takes months of endless
planning.
Ours is a country one cannot afford to fall
sick in. Two months ago, I took my mom
to a hospital. She was diagnosed with a
throat infection. The drugs prescribed
alone cost N18,000. Combined with fees
for tests, consultation, etc over N25,000
was spent that day. Now think about
that. In a country where subsidized
Healthcare is near nonexistent, where our
hospitals are severely lacking in
Healthcare equipments and in various
stages of degradation where they exist, in
a country where a visit to the hospital is
preceded by appeals to whatever diety or
star one fancies for safety during the visit
(the irony) and a nagging trepidation that
the hospital personnel would misdiagnose,
prescribe wrong drugs or, depending on the
severity of the ailment, forget surgical
scissors in one's abdomen, how does one
who's earning, say, N40,000 shell out
that much money for drugs?
Considering all these, it is little wonder
why pentecostal churches in Nigeria are so
vibrant and successful. The rise of
pentecostalism in this part of the world
started during Abacha's regime. Since
then, we've seen an exponential growth in
new age pentecostalism across the nation.
Why are these churches so successful?
Well, apart from whispering words of
comfort—sweet nothings—into the ears of
the "heavy laden", they sell promises to
the masses that simply cannot be redeemed.
Miracle healing here. Unlimited source of
wealth there. prosperity, here and in the
hereafter. You're told exactly what you
want to hear. Not because it's the truth.
But because it is comforting. You part
with a portion of your money, and in
return you get happiness.
It is against this backdrop that we've seen
a proliferation of ponzi schemes in
Nigeria. These ponzi schemes are more
pragmatic in their promises than all the
churches put together. An investor (if
that's what they're called) in a ponzi
scheme makes, in one year, what the
church can't offer in ten.
This post isn't even about greed or
contentment. This isn't even about the
scourge of western consumerism and the
psychological impact of advertisement.
This is about sustenance and survivability.
This is about the one earning N29,000 a
month trying to make ends meet. This is
about the market woman scared that her
children will be chased out of school in
the wake of an upward fee review. This is
about not having to rack one's brain to
come up with what cassava-based meal to
have for dinner.
We have an economic reality that pushes
citizens towards ponzi schemes as short-
term solutions to their long-term
problems. A friend of mine was earning
about $1,000 a month as at January,
2016. Roughly the price of two iPhone 7s.
By June, his salary was barely able to buy
one. Same job. Same salary in naira. Of
course an iPhone is not a yardstick for
measuring consumption per capita or
wealth, but in an economy so heavily
skewed towards, and largely dependent on
importation, we live at the mercy of the
value of the naira.
I contend here that wealth (and by
extension the availability of money)
defines and determines our morality. I'll
explain: During the MMM boom, between
June and October, ponzi schemes were
condemned by a great many (youths
especially) as being "morally wrong."
Many young, educated people came on
social media to criticize them as
unethical. Curiously, a lot of those who
condemned ponzi schemes on grounds of
morality and ethics are people who have
had their morality (or their conceptions of
it) refined by books downloaded from
Torrent and/or other piracy websites. A
lot of the entertainment we consume and
binge on are largely available thanks to
piracy. To be well read and informed in
Nigeria is expensive. That's just the
candid truth. One has to resort to sharing
and downloading pirated copies of
materials—morally and ethically wrong—
necessary to attain the level of knowledge
one desires. During the Internet data cheat
fiesta (MTN simple server, anyone?),
gigabyte upon gigabyte of pirated
materials were sourced from the Internet
via data connectivity that wasn't paid for
by the same people condemning ponzi
scheme on moral grounds. Morality tends
to take the back seat—relegated to the
background—when our comfort, survival
and sustenance is threatened. This is not a
condemnation. It's economics.
Because we humans are analog beings. Our
morality isn't controlled by logic gates.
We don't see in 1s and 0s. Nay, our
morality is a knob. Turned on and off at
will. Listen closely to the belligerent
defense put up in favor of ponzi schemes.
Read between the lines of all the "who
you don epp?", "MMM is real, coman beat
me". Sieve through all the "Eez it your
money?" and "enemy of progress" rants.
Beneath it all is a consciousness,
desperate, yearning for help, catching at
straws, striving to survive in a maddening
world. And just like the salvation offered
in churches, ponzi schemes are as
reassuring to Nigerians "as the picture of
an oxygen atom is to a drowning man."
Source:Godswill Vesta Utong Facebook
Lalalastic mynd44

okay good

dollyjoy:
Be giving yourself hope.

Because D guy said your boooobs are sagged, u changed dp. Low esteem

Silentscreamer:
Rubbish.. I dislike show off. If a guy proposed to me in public, vex will make me turn him down,

See your black face. Shy bae.

FortuneTeller:
Lai Lai. Guiders are putting simple minded Nigerians up to this, promising this is the only way they will reclaim their money. They are trying to put false confidence into the market to get people to provide help. Did you sell your kidney?

Shey u a fortune teller na, I expect u to know. Am planning to, do u hve a buyer

silvernus0:
its good u reinvested bro stay commited notin is crumbling. sergy mavrody is a solution maker right from 1989 he never says die to any of his projects. that is the spirit of a true leader.

Lol. True bro. True talk. Someone needs the 2k more than I do

Dear Mavrodi,
It has been little over a year since the creation of MMM Nigeria. Many Nigerians saw this as an opportunity to reduce the pains they were facing as a result of the economic recession of this great country. However , their expectations were cut short when you announced MMM-NIgeria will be taking a break and resume on the 14th of January ,2017. You made lots of people lose interest by freezing their accounts thereby putting them in a very bad position where most of them had to cut short their most of their plans.
I must commend you for keeping to your words , MMM-NIgeria is back and at the moment people are being matched to make and receive payments. However, you mus know NIgerians are smart people and won't be moved by such gesture. We all know MMM Nigeria's strength is based on its participant willing to provide help. How do you intend to sustain this community when the number of GHs outweighs the number of PHs. Let me make it clear , people have lost hope in the community.
But there is hope, yes there is hope . MMM has a large number of participant, that is one of her strengths. For MMM-Nigeria to be sustained, People must definitely PH to GH even if it is a patry sum of 1000 naira. That will make more people key into it. Wish you best of luck, I got paid today 5k today and I am returning 2k to the community. I guess it will help another participant in need. Act fast before everything crumbles.

Regards,
Codegenesis

tundeks:
u,re the one monitoring the ratio, u,re a fool at 40. sit down there and be watching participants making money, u better join MMM before its too late.

He is making sense Now

I really don't know how sustainable it is going to be. But if i were the MMM mods, i will tell every participant to PH of 1k before GH atleast it will reduce the gap a bit

Waspy:
Wch bank pay you this weekend. Such dull manipulations and lies will make people lose their trust

I cant even remember the last time I went to the bank to pay in money, I just do transfer. The transport money i will use to the bank and the stress of standing and looking at the angry cashier's faces is something else. So i just use quickteller or Access Mobile