It has been tears and more tears all morning in Lagos State after news began to filter in that rave Ponzi Scheme, MMM, has crashed in Nigeria, resulting in massive losses for its many members. While details of the crash are still sketchy,

it will be noted that only recently, the Zimbabwean and South African chapters of the MMM franchise also recently packed up, resulting in disbelief, shock and even suicide of some members who lost their life savings to the Ponzi Scheme. These events had led many to plead with involved Nigerians to “get out while they could”, a plea which fell on deaf ears. Our source can confirm that the MMM shut down equates to a mind-boggling loss of over $100million (which will not convert to Naira for the sake of our collective cardiac safety), money which gullible Nigerians had ‘invested’ in the scheme, hoping for 30% returns.Our correspondent headed to Victoria Island to ascertain the reality of the crash and was met with shocking images of men and women weeping on the streets, lamenting how they lost everything. Of particular note was a young man, Ufot Edidiong, who was rolling on the road, while passers-by tried to console him.

It is said he invested N200, 000 he was supposed to spend on his upcoming wedding just Last Wednesday, only for MMM to crash today.”My own don finish” he wept “mbok wedin I go tell Ememobong? Say I don Spain dey money for dey werring for aim-aim-aim and e don doss (loss)? Abasi!

What is this one say?

What is this one saying?

Eeyah,sorry for the loose. I still pity some people sha.

Na Sango go kill you and your generations with this Fake News ooo. Oloriburuku!

op is high on horse shit.. mmm crashes in lagos.. does this makes sense to u?

As long as I don't pray for the crash, but I can definitely relate to the story if it eventually crashes. The story ll be exactly like this. Full of regrets.

This Op is a comedian, just for laugh I guess and finally pictures of ufot edidiong or thunder will fire you

dilezy:
It has been tears and more tears all morning in Lagos State after news began to filter in that rave Ponzi Scheme, MMM, has crashed in Nigeria, resulting in massive losses for its many members. While details of the crash are still sketchy,

it will be noted that only recently, the Zimbabwean and South African chapters of the MMM franchise also recently packed up, resulting in disbelief, shock and even suicide of some members who lost their life savings to the Ponzi Scheme. These events had led many to plead with involved Nigerians to “get out while they could”, a plea which fell on deaf ears. Our source can confirm that the MMM shut down equates to a mind-boggling loss of over $100million (which will not convert to Naira for the sake of our collective cardiac safety), money which gullible Nigerians had ‘invested’ in the scheme, hoping for 30% returns.Our correspondent headed to Victoria Island to ascertain the reality of the crash and was met with shocking images of men and women weeping on the streets, lamenting how they lost everything. Of particular note was a young man, Ufot Edidiong, who was rolling on the road, while passers-by tried to console him.

It is said he invested N200, 000 he was supposed to spend on his upcoming wedding just Last Wednesday, only for MMM to crash today.”My own don finish” he wept “mbok wedin I go tell Ememobong? Say I don Spain dey money for dey werring for aim-aim-aim and e don doss (loss)? Abasi!

Hmmmmm oga oooooh...

op wake up...mmm ti take over...mmm sure pass the governor of ur state....mmm crashes in ur dreams!

Op you be Olodo ... You just talking nonsense..! I cashed out my 75k today.. Lol.. MMM together change Nigeria

Na so e dey take start o! Anybody wey wise go just remove him money.

is that really true?I was just merged to pay today.

foolish news MMM is not only Lagos affairs. Stop the rumor

Bad belle OP! MMM Lagos ko, MMM Ojota ni

can't stop laughing

kaffy4tope:
Na Sango go kill you and your generations with this Fake News ooo. Oloriburuku!

Oga abeg take am small small wit him, Sango buru gan

yeye dey smell for op head mmm lagos ko mm terminal ni. ode! posting news without sense. come and crash now.

stop carrying fake news

dilezy:
It has been tears and more tears all morning in Lagos State after news began to filter in that rave Ponzi Scheme, MMM, has crashed in Nigeria, resulting in massive losses for its many members. While details of the crash are still sketchy,

it will be noted that only recently, the Zimbabwean and South African chapters of the MMM franchise also recently packed up, resulting in disbelief, shock and even suicide of some members who lost their life savings to the Ponzi Scheme. These events had led many to plead with involved Nigerians to “get out while they could”, a plea which fell on deaf ears. Our source can confirm that the MMM shut down equates to a mind-boggling loss of over $100million (which will not convert to Naira for the sake of our collective cardiac safety), money which gullible Nigerians had ‘invested’ in the scheme, hoping for 30% returns.Our correspondent headed to Victoria Island to ascertain the reality of the crash and was met with shocking images of men and women weeping on the streets, lamenting how they lost everything. Of particular note was a young man, Ufot Edidiong, who was rolling on the road, while passers-by tried to console him.

It is said he invested N200, 000 he was supposed to spend on his upcoming wedding just Last Wednesday, only for MMM to crash today.”My own don finish” he wept “mbok wedin I go tell Ememobong? Say I don Spain dey money for dey werring for aim-aim-aim and e don doss (loss)? Abasi!

Akuko Mike Ejeagha

dilezy:
It has been tears and more tears all morning in Lagos State after news began to filter in that rave Ponzi Scheme, MMM, has crashed in Nigeria, resulting in massive losses for its many members. While details of the crash are still sketchy,

it will be noted that only recently, the Zimbabwean and South African chapters of the MMM franchise also recently packed up, resulting in disbelief, shock and even suicide of some members who lost their life savings to the Ponzi Scheme. These events had led many to plead with involved Nigerians to “get out while they could”, a plea which fell on deaf ears. Our source can confirm that the MMM shut down equates to a mind-boggling loss of over $100million (which will not convert to Naira for the sake of our collective cardiac safety), money which gullible Nigerians had ‘invested’ in the scheme, hoping for 30% returns.Our correspondent headed to Victoria Island to ascertain the reality of the crash and was met with shocking images of men and women weeping on the streets, lamenting how they lost everything. Of particular note was a young man, Ufot Edidiong, who was rolling on the road, while passers-by tried to console him.

It is said he invested N200, 000 he was supposed to spend on his upcoming wedding just Last Wednesday, only for MMM to crash today.”My own don finish” he wept “mbok wedin I go tell Ememobong? Say I don Spain dey money for dey werring for aim-aim-aim and e don doss (loss)? Abasi!

Everything in life is risk.... When intercontinental Bank is no more existn, it closed with 300k of my dad till now my dad no receive kobo nd CBN refused to say anything... My mum purchased a share worth 200k in access bank in year 2000, she wanted to sell it now the bank prized it for 16800, My friend investd 500k on fishery he got 75k Buhari no talk or Compensate him for the loss, I have 50k in first bank for more than 6 months when I got there I saw 49866, my friend invited me to join MMM with 50k I collected 75k when it is a month and two days.. Now CBN is tellin me that MMM is fraud. I don't even pray for it to be real. Even I blame myself for not join this fraud since

Same here

MMM is strong and alive

ok

owenizes:


Everything in life is risk.... When intercontinental Bank is no more existn, it closed with 300k of my dad till now my dad no receive kobo nd CBN refused to say anything... My mum purchased a share worth 200k in access bank in year 2000, she wanted to sell it now the bank prized it for 16800, My friend investd 500k on fishery he got 75k Buhari no talk or Compensate him for the loss, I have 50k in first bank for more than 6 months when I got there I saw 49866, my friend invited me to join MMM with 50k I collected 75k when it is a month and two days.. Now CBN is tellin me that MMM is fraud. I don't even pray for it to be real. Even I blame myself for not join this fraud since

Lol, in as much as this is funny, there's so much sense in what you've said. Nothing is helping in Nigeria, we've all gotta take risks in life....sometimes you invest legitimately and lose everything, they called it fraud but its still thriving. I know someone who's heard about this and didn't do it since May. He now regrets it. He registered last month. May GOD help us all.

MMM Golden Rules

Rule 1.
Do not have multiple account. You can always PH as many times as you want with one MMM account.

Penalty: all accounts will be permanently blocked, you will be banned.

Rule 2.
Do not share email or bank details with other members
Penalty: you will all be blocked from getting help until you give identity proof

Rule3.
Do not delay in paying for your order,
Penalty: you will be blocked

Rule 4.
Do not edit your banking details or change password less than 15 days before Getting help
Penalty:
Your GH will be delayed for 14 days

Rule 5.
Do not click on the "I refuse to make payment" button for more than once a month
Penalty:
You will be blocked

Rule 6.
Do not make deposit and fail to attach proof of payment
Penalty:
You will be blocked

Rule 7.
Do not fail to confirm your payment
Penalty:
You will be blocked

Rule 8.
Do not allow your family member to PH more than you. If they have more than the amount u PH'ed to donate, let them do it through your PO or tell them to register through your guider's link.
Penalty:
You will be blocked

Rule 9.
Always remember to write your Letter of Happiness after every GH (withdrawal). Max days to write it after your GH is 3days.
Penalty:
You will be blocked

Master them well

+++ These rules were made to protect MMM Community. Don't forget MMM is solely based on trust and honesty between all participants. Together We Change The World +++
MMM LINGO
PH – Provide Help
GH – Get Help
PO – Personal/Private MMM Online Office
DL – Downline
UL – Upline (Your Referrer & Guider & Guider’s Guider)
PMT – Payment
EFT – Electronic Funds Transfer
POP – Proof of Payment
DD – Direct Deposit
CRO - (Control and Revision Officers) MMM Policing body
who monitors MMM System & Participants to ensure rules
are being adhered to and participation is fair and respectful.
MORATORIUM – Your MMM Account has been frozen. 1st
sign – you cannot GH or no PH Allocations. You need to
verify yourself. Create Support Ticket, submit ID, Copy of
Bank Card, Bank Verification Letter which states your full
name, ID, Bank Card and Bank Account Number, and all your
social media links ie Facebook, Twitter etc.
LOH – Letter of Happiness
VOH – Video of Happiness
WA – WhatsApp
VN – WhatsApp Voice Note

I hope it will help u to understand most abbreviations used in MMM

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dilezy:
It has been tears and more tears all morning in Lagos State after news began to filter in that rave Ponzi Scheme, MMM, has crashed in Nigeria, resulting in massive losses for its many members. While details of the crash are still sketchy,

it will be noted that only recently, the Zimbabwean and South African chapters of the MMM franchise also recently packed up, resulting in disbelief, shock and even suicide of some members who lost their life savings to the Ponzi Scheme. These events had led many to plead with involved Nigerians to “get out while they could”, a plea which fell on deaf ears. Our source can confirm that the MMM shut down equates to a mind-boggling loss of over $100million (which will not convert to Naira for the sake of our collective cardiac safety), money which gullible Nigerians had ‘invested’ in the scheme, hoping for 30% returns.Our correspondent headed to Victoria Island to ascertain the reality of the crash and was met with shocking images of men and women weeping on the streets, lamenting how they lost everything. Of particular note was a young man, Ufot Edidiong, who was rolling on the road, while passers-by tried to console him.

It is said he invested N200, 000 he was supposed to spend on his upcoming wedding just Last Wednesday, only for MMM to crash today.”My own don finish” he wept “mbok wedin I go tell Ememobong? Say I don Spain dey money for dey werring for aim-aim-aim and e don doss (loss)? Abasi!

i hear u! na plane crash abi? mumu!

MMM may not have crashed in Nigeria yet, but it will definitely crash soon!
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Prediction: Mid-January
odds: 1.38

Phi001:
MMM may not have crashed in Nigeria yet, but it will definitely crash soon!
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Prediction: Mid-January
odds: 1.38

too much of gambling don chop your medulla oblongata

intbizoil:
too much of gambling don chop your medulla oblongata

Re no fit crassh even thousands all this hungry bloggers can crash it

I need guidiance. I tried to register with my blackberry phone it was not responding. So I met a MMM member who told me that blackberry does not answer to mmm but other android phone.
He asked me for my particulars- Name, e-mail, phone number, bank account name and number. He later reverted to telling me that since I don't use an android phone that he will manage my account for me and he will need to open a new email for this purpose and a new password.
I want to be sure he is in order and not trying to defraud me. Thanks friends for ur response.

restored2016:
I need guidiance. I tried to register with my blackberry phone it was not responding. So I met a MMM member who told me that blackberry does not answer to mmm but other android phone.
He asked me for my particulars- Name, e-mail, phone number, bank account name and number. He later reverted to telling me that since I don't use an android phone that he will manage my account for me and he will need to open a new email for this purpose and a new password.
I want to be sure he is in order and not trying to defraud me. Thanks friends for ur response.

And this is a stranger? Very risky