Phrankher:

$1-500
450/$

$500-1000
430/$

$1000 and above
400/$

Drop your number

nobsalis:



3weeks Sir

Thank you sir, the lady actually mentioned something about the 3 weeks but I didn't really get it.

Will my ROI starts from the day I deposit or from the day I get my MOU?

BiggyB242:


Thank you sir, the lady actually mentioned something about the 3 weeks but I didn't really get it.

Will my ROI starts from the day I deposit or from the day I get my MOU?

Starts from the date your funds hits their account. If you transferred on a non-working day like a weekend or public holiday then your date in all probability will be on the next working day


Just as a kind of sampling, would you guys investors prefer that your ROI is paid 9n the last day of the month? Sort of like how banks pay interest. That way your interest will be 2% to 2.02% 0.5% daily

So if for example you invest on the 15th of the month then you'd be paid 2% 0.5% per day for 15 days for your 1st month and 2% 0.5% per day for all subsequent months. That way there's no dispute on "my due date" rather the business pays everyone at the end of the month.

This is a personal question and nothing to do with my employers. There is currently no talk about this in the business either for current product offerings or any new ones that will be launched I future

Phrankher:

$1-500
450/$

$500-1000
430/$

$1000 and above
400/$

Contact me....My number is on my signature

BiggyB242:


Thank you sir, the lady actually mentioned something about the 3 weeks but I didn't really get it.

Will my ROI starts from the day I deposit or from the day I get my MOU?

From the day u registered.

Like dis like dis I don collect my ROI without even collecting my MOU

airsaylongcom:

Starts from the date your funds hits their account. If you transferred on a non-working day like a weekend or public holiday then your date in all probability will be on the next working day


Just as a kind of sampling, would you guys investors prefer that your ROI is paid 9n the last day of the month? Sort of like how banks pay interest. That way your interest will be 2% to 2.02%.

So if for example you invest on the 15th of the month then you'd be paid 2% for 15 days for your 1st month and 2% per day for all subsequent months. That way there's no dispute on "my due date" rather the business pays everyone at the end of the month.

This is a personal question and nothing to do with my employers. There is currently no talk about this in the business either for current product offerings or any new ones that will be launched I future

Nice idea BrotherMan "
But why bringing it up since u did say it's not an idea from your employers but just a random thoughts, abi u want to start your own investment firm nii

[quote author=airsaylongcom post=91925631]

@airsaylongcom, please how do I contact you? I want to enroll today and I want you to be my account officer.

5th Roi received. Wow. One more month to go. Thank God I didn't listen to fxmanager and the doom sayers because it was the period I invested that they were flooding this thread with their negativity. They almost gave me high BP. Cows!

Trayceey:
5th Roi received. Wow. One more month to go. Thank God I didn't listen to fxmanager and the doom sayers because it was the period I invested that they were flooding this thread with their negativity. They almost gave me high BP. Cows!

congrats sis

MBA is for real. 15% ROI is achievable..very very. They should be very comfortable in paying out 15% with Fores Trading. I am currently registered with a company that sends trading signals everyday. I get like 40% of my capital in a week. Worst is 30%. Calculate that for a month. So MBA paying 15% is comfortable for them.

GUY85:
MBA is for real. 15% ROI is achievable..very very. They should be very comfortable in paying out 15% with Fores Trading. I am currently registered with a company that sends trading signals everyday. I get like 40% of my capital in a week. Worst is 30%. Calculate that for a month. So MBA paying 15% is comfortable for them.

Interesting.

I know those that have failed trading forex would argue with you. but to hell with their arguements.

Keep banking more pips.

nobsalis:


From the day u registered.

Like dis like dis I don collect my ROI without even collecting my MOU

Oh person gat still hold that MOU for hand too to avoid wahala for future.

Trayceey:
5th Roi received. Wow. One more month to go. Thank God I didn't listen to fxmanager and the doom sayers because it was the period I invested that they were flooding this thread with their negativity. They almost gave me high BP. Cows!

Fxmanager --- where is that Beast

Abi Covid 19 don carry am go ?

I kind of miss him though

(Abeg oo nobody should stone me)

People like that with their negative vibes only teach us that on your way to fulfil destiny, there would be distractions and side attractions that should not get your attention.

Trayceey:
5th Roi received. Wow. One more month to go. Thank God I didn't listen to fxmanager and the doom sayers because it was the period I invested that they were flooding this thread with their negativity. They almost gave me high BP. Cows!

cow big na, na goat better

ifeanyija:
cow big na, na goat better

Lol

50nizzy:



Fxmanager --- where is that Beast

Abi Covid 19 don carry am go ?

I kind of miss him though

(Abeg oo nobody should stone me)

People like that with their negative vibes only teach us that on your way to fulfil destiny, there would be distractions and side attractions that should not get your attention.

Lol, he is still there replying to himself on his thread...

GUY85:
MBA is for real. 15% ROI is achievable..very very. They should be very comfortable in paying out 15% with Fores Trading. I am currently registered with a company that sends trading signals everyday. I get like 40% of my capital in a week. Worst is 30%. Calculate that for a month. So MBA paying 15% is comfortable for them.

Wow nice one.

Please which forex signals service is that?
I will like to know.

I have used several ones in the past.

I paid yesterday . I believe MBA is not scam

GUY85:
MBA is for real. 15% ROI is achievable..very very. They should be very comfortable in paying out 15% with Fores Trading. [b]I am currently registered with a company that sends trading signals everyda[/b]y. I get like 40% of my capital in a week. Worst is 30%. Calculate that for a month. So MBA paying 15% is comfortable for them.

Please which company is that and how do I register too?

A woman, Nkechi Mercy Ikogwe alongside two companies, Elites Finance Investment Limited and Efinc Global Investment Limited, were on Monday arraigned before Justice E.A. Obile of the Federal High Court sitting in Port Harcourt, Rivers State over alleged N179 million fraud.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Port Harcourt’s Zonal office arraigned them on a three-count charge bordering on conspiracy and obtaining money by false pretence contrary to Section 1(1) (a) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act No. 14, 2006 and punishable under Section 1 (3) of the same Act.

The woman was said to have used the sum of N139,704,097 she allegedly defrauded subscribers to play sport betting and also paid tithe of N1 million to a church in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

One of the counts against the defendants read: “That you Nkechi Mercy Ikogwe, Elites Finance Investment Limited and Efinc Global Investment Limited sometime in 2019 in Port Harcourt, Rivers State within the jurisdiction of this honorable court with intent to defraud, obtained the sum of One Hundred and Seventy Nine Million, Three Hundred and Twenty Six Thousand, Three Hundred and Eighty Six Naira,Sixty Two Kobo (179,326,386.62) by inducing unsuspecting members of the public to invest with your companies: Elites Finance Investment Limited and Efinc Global Investment Limited, assuring them under a false pretence of making 15% interest on all investment made, a representation you knew to be false, and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 1(1) (a) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act No. 14, 2006 and punishable under Section 1 (3) of the same Act”.

The defendants pleaded “not guilty” when the charges were read to them.

In view of the plea by the defendants, prosecuting counsel, K.W. Chukwuma-Eneh prayed the court to fix a date for commencement of trial.

But counsel to the defendants, G.N. Godwins moved an oral application for the bail of the defendants which was opposed by the prosecution on the ground that the application must be in writing, and properly addressed to the court.

Justice Obile ordered that the 1st defendant, Ikogwe be remanded in prosecution’s custody and adjourned the matter till October 19,2020 for determination of the bail application.

Mercy ran into trouble when the commission received a report about the defendant and two others, accusing them of inducing their victims into participating in a fraudulent investment scheme with a fake promise of 15 per cent return on investment.

Over Fifteen Million Naira (N15,000,000.00) was paid by the unsuspecting ‘investors’ into the defendant’s accounts, Nkechi Mercy Ikogwe with account numbers 2087478165 domiciled in Zenith Bank and Miss Joy Okari Ibiala 2099253758 domiciled in UBA

Further investigation revealed that the defendant spent a total sum of N139,704,097 collected from subscribers to play sport betting and also paid tithe of N1m to a leading Pentecostal church in Port Harcourt.

Source:
https://www.ripplesnigeria.com/woman-defrauds-victims-of-n179m-uses-n139m-for-sport-betting-n1m-to-pay-tithe/

So what do you hope to achieve. You are yet to land.

atigro:
A woman, Nkechi Mercy Ikogwe alongside two companies, Elites Finance Investment Limited and Efinc Global Investment Limited, were on Monday arraigned before Justice E.A. Obile of the Federal High Court sitting in Port Harcourt, Rivers State over alleged N179 million fraud.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Port Harcourt’s Zonal office arraigned them on a three-count charge bordering on conspiracy and obtaining money by false pretence contrary to Section 1(1) (a) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act No. 14, 2006 and punishable under Section 1 (3) of the same Act.

The woman was said to have used the sum of N139,704,097 she allegedly defrauded subscribers to play sport betting and also paid tithe of N1 million to a church in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

One of the counts against the defendants read: “That you Nkechi Mercy Ikogwe, Elites Finance Investment Limited and Efinc Global Investment Limited sometime in 2019 in Port Harcourt, Rivers State within the jurisdiction of this honorable court with intent to defraud, obtained the sum of One Hundred and Seventy Nine Million, Three Hundred and Twenty Six Thousand, Three Hundred and Eighty Six Naira,Sixty Two Kobo (179,326,386.62) by inducing unsuspecting members of the public to invest with your companies: Elites Finance Investment Limited and Efinc Global Investment Limited, assuring them under a false pretence of making 15% interest on all investment made, a representation you knew to be false, and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 1(1) (a) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act No. 14, 2006 and punishable under Section 1 (3) of the same Act”.

The defendants pleaded “not guilty” when the charges were read to them.

In view of the plea by the defendants, prosecuting counsel, K.W. Chukwuma-Eneh prayed the court to fix a date for commencement of trial.

But counsel to the defendants, G.N. Godwins moved an oral application for the bail of the defendants which was opposed by the prosecution on the ground that the application must be in writing, and properly addressed to the court.

Justice Obile ordered that the 1st defendant, Ikogwe be remanded in prosecution’s custody and adjourned the matter till October 19,2020 for determination of the bail application.

Mercy ran into trouble when the commission received a report about the defendant and two others, accusing them of inducing their victims into participating in a fraudulent investment scheme with a fake promise of 15 per cent return on investment.

Over Fifteen Million Naira (N15,000,000.00) was paid by the unsuspecting ‘investors’ into the defendant’s accounts, Nkechi Mercy Ikogwe with account numbers 2087478165 domiciled in Zenith Bank and Miss Joy Okari Ibiala 2099253758 domiciled in UBA

Further investigation revealed that the defendant spent a total sum of N139,704,097 collected from subscribers to play sport betting and also paid tithe of N1m to a leading Pentecostal church in Port Harcourt.

Source:
https://www.ripplesnigeria.com/woman-defrauds-victims-of-n179m-uses-n139m-for-sport-betting-n1m-to-pay-tithe/

atigro:
A woman, Nkechi Mercy Ikogwe alongside two companies, Elites Finance Investment Limited and Efinc Global Investment Limited, were on Monday arraigned before Justice E.A. Obile of the Federal High Court sitting in Port Harcourt, Rivers State over alleged N179 million fraud.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Port Harcourt’s Zonal office arraigned them on a three-count charge bordering on conspiracy and obtaining money by false pretence contrary to Section 1(1) (a) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act No. 14, 2006 and punishable under Section 1 (3) of the same Act.

The woman was said to have used the sum of N139,704,097 she allegedly defrauded subscribers to play sport betting and also paid tithe of N1 million to a church in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

One of the counts against the defendants read: “That you Nkechi Mercy Ikogwe, Elites Finance Investment Limited and Efinc Global Investment Limited sometime in 2019 in Port Harcourt, Rivers State within the jurisdiction of this honorable court with intent to defraud, obtained the sum of One Hundred and Seventy Nine Million, Three Hundred and Twenty Six Thousand, Three Hundred and Eighty Six Naira,Sixty Two Kobo (179,326,386.62) by inducing unsuspecting members of the public to invest with your companies: Elites Finance Investment Limited and Efinc Global Investment Limited, assuring them under a false pretence of making 15% interest on all investment made, a representation you knew to be false, and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 1(1) (a) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act No. 14, 2006 and punishable under Section 1 (3) of the same Act”.

The defendants pleaded “not guilty” when the charges were read to them.

In view of the plea by the defendants, prosecuting counsel, K.W. Chukwuma-Eneh prayed the court to fix a date for commencement of trial.

But counsel to the defendants, G.N. Godwins moved an oral application for the bail of the defendants which was opposed by the prosecution on the ground that the application must be in writing, and properly addressed to the court.

Justice Obile ordered that the 1st defendant, Ikogwe be remanded in prosecution’s custody and adjourned the matter till October 19,2020 for determination of the bail application.

Mercy ran into trouble when the commission received a report about the defendant and two others, accusing them of inducing their victims into participating in a fraudulent investment scheme with a fake promise of 15 per cent return on investment.

Over Fifteen Million Naira (N15,000,000.00) was paid by the unsuspecting ‘investors’ into the defendant’s accounts, Nkechi Mercy Ikogwe with account numbers 2087478165 domiciled in Zenith Bank and Miss Joy Okari Ibiala 2099253758 domiciled in UBA

Further investigation revealed that the defendant spent a total sum of N139,704,097 collected from subscribers to play sport betting and also paid tithe of N1m to a leading Pentecostal church in Port Harcourt.

Source:
https://www.ripplesnigeria.com/woman-defrauds-victims-of-n179m-uses-n139m-for-sport-betting-n1m-to-pay-tithe/

what is 179m ? When MBA deals with Billions or trillions

I'm sure the woman ran a ponzi scheme. Lol

ifeanyija:
what is 179m ? When MBA deals with Billions or trillions

Summary pls

atigro:
A woman, Nkechi Mercy Ikogwe alongside two companies, Elites Finance Investment Limited and Efinc Global Investment Limited, were on Monday arraigned before Justice E.A. Obile of the Federal High Court sitting in Port Harcourt, Rivers State over alleged N179 million fraud.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Port Harcourt’s Zonal office arraigned them on a three-count charge bordering on conspiracy and obtaining money by false pretence contrary to Section 1(1) (a) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act No. 14, 2006 and punishable under Section 1 (3) of the same Act.

The woman was said to have used the sum of N139,704,097 she allegedly defrauded subscribers to play sport betting and also paid tithe of N1 million to a church in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

One of the counts against the defendants read: “That you Nkechi Mercy Ikogwe, Elites Finance Investment Limited and Efinc Global Investment Limited sometime in 2019 in Port Harcourt, Rivers State within the jurisdiction of this honorable court with intent to defraud, obtained the sum of One Hundred and Seventy Nine Million, Three Hundred and Twenty Six Thousand, Three Hundred and Eighty Six Naira,Sixty Two Kobo (179,326,386.62) by inducing unsuspecting members of the public to invest with your companies: Elites Finance Investment Limited and Efinc Global Investment Limited, assuring them under a false pretence of making 15% interest on all investment made, a representation you knew to be false, and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 1(1) (a) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act No. 14, 2006 and punishable under Section 1 (3) of the same Act”.

The defendants pleaded “not guilty” when the charges were read to them.

In view of the plea by the defendants, prosecuting counsel, K.W. Chukwuma-Eneh prayed the court to fix a date for commencement of trial.

But counsel to the defendants, G.N. Godwins moved an oral application for the bail of the defendants which was opposed by the prosecution on the ground that the application must be in writing, and properly addressed to the court.

Justice Obile ordered that the 1st defendant, Ikogwe be remanded in prosecution’s custody and adjourned the matter till October 19,2020 for determination of the bail application.

Mercy ran into trouble when the commission received a report about the defendant and two others, accusing them of inducing their victims into participating in a fraudulent investment scheme with a fake promise of 15 per cent return on investment.

Over Fifteen Million Naira (N15,000,000.00) was paid by the unsuspecting ‘investors’ into the defendant’s accounts, Nkechi Mercy Ikogwe with account numbers 2087478165 domiciled in Zenith Bank and Miss Joy Okari Ibiala 2099253758 domiciled in UBA

Further investigation revealed that the defendant spent a total sum of N139,704,097 collected from subscribers to play sport betting and also paid tithe of N1m to a leading Pentecostal church in Port Harcourt.

Source:
https://www.ripplesnigeria.com/woman-defrauds-victims-of-n179m-uses-n139m-for-sport-betting-n1m-to-pay-tithe/

Blitzerz:

Wow nice one.

Please which forex signals service is that?
I will like to know.

I have used several ones in the past.

and stopped coz?

Flash83:
I'm sure the woman ran a ponzi scheme. Lol

MBA is not a Ponzi scheme

Yea of course it's not

ifeanyija:
MBA is not a Ponzi scheme

ifeanyija:
what is 179m ? When MBA deals with Billions or trillions

You are well informed o. Matter of fact some branches get 1bn......


....Monthly!

Trayceey:
5th Roi received. Wow. One more month to go. Thank God I didn't listen to fxmanager and the doom sayers because it was the period I invested that they were flooding this thread with their negativity. They almost gave me high BP. Cows!

when is ur due date?

Let me give a shout out to all those prospective investors who reached out to me for information despite my post where I said I won't attend to any more such requests. Sometimes these kinds of stubbornness does get results.

today, I opened an investment for someone all the way from Jos!...and this is after days of patient exchanges between myself and him on Telegram. Once I was convinced he was set to invest I shared my contact details with him and we have spoken a few times. I am not proud or haughty. But experience has shown me that I can't just be dropping my personal contact details so as to avoid being innundated with requests and inquiries from people who may eventually not invest.

I have absolutely no issues working with anyone interested in investing with MBA with their account domiciled at my branch. I am also hesitant/reluctant to assist anyone interested in investing via our online platform. This is because investments done there dont count towards my personal or branch KPI. So it is like me putting so much effort in winning an investor. And when won it doesn't count towards my appraisal. It's also the same reason I don't render much assistance for those interested in other branches as well. The online platform has no issues and anyone interested in investing through it are more than welcome to.