ThinkSmarter:
if only the faith/hope the MMM participants hv on the returning of MMM come Jan2017 will be converted to our hope/faith in the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, it will do more good in our lives.
But to be frank, people that #StandWithMMM is greater than people that #StandWithBuhari. #lol

zicoraads:

Lol...Vex? How?

Jayson1:
NL or Assinal?

jhydebaba:
Gradually, they are like telling us the scheme has crashed not suspended.



Chai!!! My 1,000,000 oh?



Who get rope make he help oh

SycophanticGoat:


Who dey follow you do Biafra thing na. I'm an Igbo man from Anambra state, although I hate what's happening in this country with passion, I have never advocated for Biafra. This is because I think as a people we ought to get our acts right before clamoring for our own country. We can't be ruled by crooks with Nigerian mentality and say we want Biafra. If we have to get Biafra, we have to form a united font and do away with useless politicians.

As for Ikwere, I've never advocated for the to unite with us. I'd firstly advocate for unity amongst the five SE states before looking for other Igbo speaking people outside SE.

Then I regards to the senseless news of a few idiots on here, I think the major problem started with two useless guys (one who claimed to be from Imo and the other claimed to be from Anambra) even though I know they aren't Igbos. They have successfully created this Anambra/Imo Division and I know they're enjoying it right now.

When these two fools were displaying their stupidity and joblessness on here, I was warning other Igbo people that these guys weren't Igbos but we're meant to cause division. Now they have succeeded in making some foolish ones to tow the part of senselessness.

SycophanticGoat:


The truth is that most of these fools who come here to test dick size aren't even Igbos. Just don't get deceived bro. It will only be unwise of people to take things they see from unknown elements on Nairaland seriously.

As for the mofo you quoted, no one cares if he's Ikwere or not. Having them among us doesn't make us any better so we don't really care if they choose to align with the Igbos or not.

dannytoe:
kai, obaseki where u dey oooooo..................i dey shame for my state.........n
o single flyover

JackBizzle:




BUT DID ANY OF THE PEOPLE YOU MENTIONED GRADUATE WITH FIRST CLASS?


ot maybe you think I do not know people you mentioned?

lawrenzi:
Most first class student end up becoming Lecturers... and you know what it means to be a lecturer in Nigeria?
I wish the class of degree also determine your level of wealth.
But If you can have a first Class in street school, you are more successful than having a first class in our conventional university...
Graduates from street school drive this.

lustychima:
You got into many relationships that never worked, and no one is mocking you in public. You got into a marriage that crashed, yet your friends are not on facebook celebrating your pain, and you haven't killed yourself yet. Your many attempts at businesses have failed and you lost money, yet you are still alive. You have taken many risks that never paid off, yet you are still moving on with hope.

Now you advised your friend not to do MMM, but he went for it anyways. MMM is frozen for 30days, atleast so we heard, and you find joy in taking to facebook to mock your friend JUST TO BE PROVED RIGHT. Same way you pray for the failure of the government you didn't vote for JUST TO BE PROVED RIGHT.

I have taken time to read the MMM freezing report, it is a shame that you have decided to take that report out of context, add salt and pepper, just to cause panic and unnecessary tension. Many people have fainted because they read your false version of MMM story. Will you also celebrate on facebook if they commit suicide tomorrow on account of your mockery?

Even if they were careless in taking risk with MMM, must you add to their sorrow?

Don't you have any conscience sire? Are you not a hypocrite?

If that young man came to you for help, even to borrow money before MMM, would you have given him? How many of you have helped poor people the way MMM has in the last year(i speak based on the testimonies in the mouth of Nigerians). In October i met a young man in Port Harcourt who moved from someone's house as a squatter to a one-bedroom apartment and i still remember the joy with which He glorified God for MMM. How many people have glorified God for your help and support, STINGY YOU!

There is a high level of moral bankruptcy in this nation. People are more willing to celebrate the pains of fellow Nigerians than anything else. It is the same reason they go to accident scenes, and their first impulse is not to help but snap and post gorry pictures on facebook to extract AMEN from people.

If you know you have never done things that failed in your life, then continue mocking your MMM friends.......

My name is chima lusty and i hate hypocrisy!

rychard:


I don't remember insulting anyone. I sired my views, I believe you should be mature enough to make your point without hurling insults. Maybe if I told you that your brain was an app you would begin to use it more often?..,

For the records, I was in SA and the scheme is dead and buried there, never came back up for more than seven months, same with Zimbabwe.
All these screenshots are fraud. I wonder if the screenshot is actually from your friend when someone else showed me some.screenshot... some.months ago.

Ultimate cyclers is still upgrading site since then, atleast no one is hearing from their apostles again.
Don't be gullible. Nigerians (global scammers) fell to a 1990 Russian scam. Our weakest point is greed and sweat less money. Better wake up,

Vick4rill:
i wonder how what you just wrote up there really made any sense to you.

Naughtytboy:
hey

rychard:
The biggest mistake MMM participants made about the scheme is that someone out there is trying to bring them down. When the scheme was bound to fail in the end, for God's sake you can't take money from A and give to B without creating value, and expect the system to run forever, whwt happens when it's saturated?. It was this very foundational problem that made people detest those who participated in the scheme, not jealousy or another person trying to change his financial status by taking money from someone else like you said.. the annoying thought that Nigerians were clouded by greed and couldn't think beyond the moment was what got me mad .

The MMM Ponzi schemers took advantage of the confusion to create an "us" versus "them" war between MMMites and the govt., Media etc and made them believe that it was the later that was the problem. Let me say it again , no reputable business operates in a country without registration, or paying tax, no business shuts down its operation abruptly and tell customer it would resume next year without atleast a months notice.


No apologies to those who lost their money, they deserved what they got, they refused to heed to warnings. They failed to learn from experience from neighborhing countries like SA and Zimbabwe. MMM is never coming back up, learn and move on. No guider got an atom of clue what's happening, don't be fooled they know nothing. They would only try to raise your hopes but they know it's gone....

fratermathy:


It makes the world a better place.

Meg2020:
Please how valid is this information? Coz what I heard was that,
the two years undertaking starts from the training. So I am surprised hearing that the two years undertaking starts after the training. Please how authentic is ur information?

Olofintoto:
HB freezing customers' account like mmm

sweetcocoa:
I thought my boyfriend (Ozil) didn't know better than to bring someone else as his date since I'm out of town, good boy, I see you baby, muah.

AngelsAndStars:
the only way MMM can be good is if it goes on forever. and that's not possible. it can't go on forever.

someday somehow it will stall, they what happens? every help giving is someone's personal money.

so yes, you are all dumb.

tolexy007:


Yesterday, when reading abt MMM on fb, I couldn't make out d info bcoz gathering information from fb can be a little stressful. d irony is DT d MMM patronizers didn't show any panic( even in their voice when explaining d crunch to me) On d other hand, MMM pessimists re showing panic and some celebrating not being on d scheme.
My conclusion is dt we (MMM pessimists) were envious of them (MMM optimists) when they were smiling to d bank. or else we should have been neutral abt d success or failure of d whole scheme.

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AngelsAndStars:
you people never learn...

it's meant to crash someday, the sooner the better, that 30% "profit" is the debt hanging, the scheme don't make profit to help, people just put their money as profit for others and expect profit from it also piling up debts.

didn't you read about how it crashed in other countries? you can't play dumb forever, be real

sirOrubebe:
This is from a newsletter:

Around September last year, I was introduced into MMM Global (Note, Not MMM Nigeria).

It promised 100% returns after 30 days. I spent some time researchign about this money-doubling scheme and i found out it was a clasic ponzi scheme.

Well, I saw people earning cash and i knew it would crash sometime. But i decided to join anyway.

Why?

I knew the 100% was worth the risk.

I finally provided help of around N200k in October.

After 30 days, i withdrew everything because i felt it was too good to be true.

We used bitcoins then in MMM Global.

After about a day, i had successfully converted the bitcoins to cash and found i had 442,000. I was amazed!

I did what any smart person would do.

I made a rough calculation on when this system will eventually come crashing down. By my calculations, it was by January 2016.

So i reinvested the N300k into the system, after 30 days i got N600k.

Man i was on a roll!

I was tempted to invest the whole 600k the following month but i was too smart to make a rookie mistake. I fought off the temptations and kept 500k to myself and invested back just N100k.

That month MMM Global crashed.

Not like they crashed immediately but it all started in December when we saw a message on the website after you login that they had to do some system upgrade and clear out fake accounts.

I knew that spelt nothing but doom but i was glad i was smart enough to not have invested all i had earned.

MMM global finally crashed by February this year after we kept hoping for two months that they would come back.

I remember telling my friend who was on MMM South Africa then that if this were to come into Nigeria, it will pick up like wild fire.

I commended my friend for sticking to MMM South africa, but for me i knew that just a 30% return was not worth the risks of a classic ponzi scheme.

The craze started in Nigeria soon enough and like i predicted. It spread like wild fire.

I had friends calling me if i knew about MMM and all i could give them was advice.

I warned them that they could partake but they should be smart about it and not fall for the greed.

Invest, take your capital back with some profits as soon as you can.

Again, I predicted to them that the system will not last December.

Those who listened. Listened.

Those who didn't are in panic right now.

I heard MMM brought out a message that accounts are being frozen for 30 days.

Classic December move. When i heard it i remembered MMM Global last year. I also remembered how MMM South africa crashed too.

Same method, Different excuses.

The truth about MMM Nigeria is that i am sure about 95% that it has already crashed.

Why?

MMM made a mistake by announcing the freezing of accounts at a critical time like this.

Did they not know it will cause panic?

So even if they plan on actually returning back in January, With all these panic caused do you think anyone will want to invest? All anyone would be concerned about is withdrawing their cash out.

MMM is such a ponzi scheme that "Robs peter to pay paul". There are people that sure benefitted. (heck, i did benefit from the global last year) But the truth is when it comes crashing down. More people lose than benefit.

One of the reasons MMM spread like wild fire was accentuated by the fact that the country is riddled with this recession.

People ran to MMM to seek solace and quick cash.

People were desperate.

kindredspirit:
If this MMM thing is about GH and PH, as explained, dosent it mean that some Nigerians "lost" N18.765billion to other Nigerians? After all, these monies were being re-circulated amongst Nigerians, a re-distribution essentially. Thus, the said N18.765billion is in the hands of other Nigerians, for now.

Could somebody show me where Nigerians paid money to Mr Mavrodi, the Russian dude ?

I'm scratching my head as I try to wrap it round this whole MMM crash hoopla.

martineverest:
serves dem right.....greed is not good

to the hopeful ones: with the kind of brouhaha surrounding MMM debacles,do u think MMM will 'defreeze' in january,knowing that many nigerians will withdraw from d scheme if the they(MMM) resumes january?

McBrooklyn:
MMM did not crash!!

I repeat, MMM did not crash!!!

Dem just carry people money run!!!

Believe that at your own peril, Yabaleft go full this Christmas

tojahh:
MMM don go...


If they come back strong in January, I'll shave Wole Soyinka's hairs

Omonoba1:
Can't believe a friend of mine still went ahead to provide help of over 100k yesterday amidst this hullabaloo.. People strongly believe this thing will come back..na wa o