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FX:
Yes we know. It's meant for risk takers. Stay clear if you don't have risk appetite . We will ride it till that dooms day comes

Mmadu111:
Next please, 2Mill only and it's not even yours. I made millions last year and I still have over 3Mill in 2016 to GH and quess what, I have made 1.1Mill from Feb till date. If you're not investment minded with flair for risk, then back off for next please.

My message is not meant for you guys.

I am trying to inform the innocent ones who may think that Ponzi schemes are viable means of investment.

If you are still trying to put your hard earned money into any Ponzi scheme, please wait and think twice. No one creates a Ponzi scheme to help people, Ponzi schemes are fraud!!! It is 100% certain that you will lose your money, only the person who creates the scheme is certain to make lots of money.

Most of the people you see here, giving positive testimonies, are guilders. They don't care if you lose your money or not, all they care about is the bonus they get when you put your money. You can see one of them telling me that the N2 million my sister-in-law lost is small money, don't let your case be like that.

Shun PONZI schemes!!!

Mmadu111:
We have heard you, next please.....

That's what my sister-in-law said before the crash......... her almost N2 million is stuck in MMM now. What can she do?

Shun PONZI SCHEMES!!! It all end with pain and misery!

MMM is a Ponzi scheme, all Ponzi schemes are fraudulent. No matter how efficient a Ponzi scheme is run, it is never sustainable. It is bound to crash.

You may enjoy it for now but have it in your mind that it is 100% bound to crash. Be wise!!

hahahahahaha funny!

Ponzi scheme to blame.

PONZI the silent killer!!!

All ponzu schemes are scam

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Dr. Clifford Iroanya has created a new pirate radio (Radio Biafra International) as he struggles to take over the leadership of IPOB from the Nnamdi Kanu who has been in detention since 2016. He is backed by some top members of IPOB leadership, such as Barrister Emma Nmezu, who wants a new direction to the struggle. It is not still clear if the action by Dr. Clifford was money oriented.

Links to the new Radio Biafra International facebook and web pages can be found below:

1. www.radiobiafrainternational.co/
2. www.facebook.com/RadioBiafraInt/
3. www.youtube.com/channel/UCOQSopJ4Hyod_9cngvJ-WKg/live
4. /k5zxbbe

Here are some of the tantrums from some aggrieved members of IPOB:

Are you high?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=won_WB9jFFM

It is annoying!

While other countries, like India and China, are working towards improving the well-being of their citizens, politicians in Nigeria are busy looting the future of generations unborn. The annoying part is the unfathomable stupidity of her youth celebrating mediocrity and defending thieves on this platform.

Wake up, guys! You guys deserve better lives than what you are currently enjoying.

Despite its vast oil riches and impressive economic growth, Nigeria has struggled to lift its people out of poverty over the past three decades.

That fact stands out in the World Bank’s 2017 Atlas of Sustainable Development Goals, which shows that 35 million more Nigerians were living in extreme poverty in 2013 than in 1990. The Atlas tracks the progress countries are making to meet 17 development goals set out by the United Nations, such as reducing economic inequality, the use of clean energy, and literacy rates. Among the 10 most populous countries for which data is available, only Nigeria recorded an increase in the number of citizens who live in extreme poverty over the period of the study. The Atlas defines “extreme poverty” as living on less than $1.90 a day.

While the ballooning number can be linked to a population surge in Nigeria (the country grew from 96 to 174 million people between 1990 and 2013), this doesn’t fully account for the persistence of extreme poverty in the country. All 10 of the biggest countries in the World Bank’s report also registered population increases over that period, barring Russia. Nigeria’s 81% population increase was dwarfed by Ethiopia, which saw a 96% increase over the same period.

Nigeria’s progress has been significantly impeded by its inability to distribute the country’s immense oil wealth to citizens. This is corroborated by a recent report from the Legatum Institute, a London-based think tank, which measured “prosperity delivery” to citizens in comparison to a country’s actual wealth. Of the 38 countries covered by the research, Nigeria ranked 26th, with the report saying it was “under-delivering” prosperity to its citizens.

Corruption and incompetence are to blame, and last week served up another reminder of how much malfeasance costs the country. Emails leaked by anti-corruption charities Global Witness and Finance Uncovered suggested that a $1.3 billion payment by oil giants Shell and Eni in 2011 for a lucrative but undeveloped Nigerian oilfield never went to the public trust for which it was intended. Instead, almost all of the money (nearly half of that year’s national education budget) was divvied up as kickbacks between high-ranking government officials.

https://qz.com/963465/some-of-the-worlds-biggest-countries-have-managed-to-wrangle-extreme-poverty-except-nigeria/

See APC buses inside the farm. Yeye dey smell.

My current research focuses on 3D printing but for functional metals. It's an exciting field no doubt.

Ponzi students. 80% of that money is stuck in MMM and the rest.

This is the very corrupt Enugu IPOB and their fraudulent activities supported by former sabo DOS and Biafraland Coordinator. These criminals at Enugu in the pay of DSS to destroy IPOB from within, were printing and selling these forms at 1000 Naira each. DOS and Biafraland Coordinator knew this criminal activity was going on but did nothing stop it. Instead, they were more interested in preserving the same criminals and informants at Enugu to the detriment of IPOB family ethos.
Through this form and many other schemes like it, Enugu IPOB led many of our young people to their untimely torture and death at the hands of Nigerian soldiers at 82 Division Enugu. Over 70 IPOB Family members were executed by Hausa-Fulani army personnel because Enugu IPOB collected and sold our data to them. DoS was there but did nothing. Every dedicated, genuine IPOB Family member knows that we don't fill forms at IPOB but those who were supposed to enforce these rules turned a blind eye due to negligence.


Today Enugu IPOB is as corrupt and evil as the Zoo. Thanks to Chukwu Okike Abiama some Enugu hardcore IPOB have vowed to deal with all those involved in this fraud and deception. Enugu IPOB is being restructured to reflect the patriotism and sacrifice expected of every IPOB unit anywhere in the world.

http://www.thebiafratelegraph.co/2017/04/photo-many-sins-of-enugu-ipob-and.html