Tuesday, May 30, 2017
MMM Closes operation MMM Suspends its Operation in Nigeria
MMM Closes operation MMM Suspends its Operation in Nigeria

The reigning and popular wonder bank has closed its operation in Nigeria, the bank that promises people of 30% interest on their investment within the space of 4 weeks
The popular wonder bank that claims to be a community where people provides help and gets help from each other have found to have closed its operation in Nigeria.This platform claimed to have been an inter-mediator between the poor and the rich.
How it works:
You declare the willingness to provide help after which your account will be rewarded with Mavro (internal currency/scores of the system). Mavros will the start growing from the moment of offering the contribution at the rate of 30% per month.(Calculation of reward occurs twice a week, on Tuesday and Thursdays at 00:00 GMT.) The sum in mavro shows how much you can request for yourself.
For instance lets say you announced the willingness to assist with # 50,000, the system will automatically pay into your Mavro the interest of #5000 and,as times goes on your mavro will continue to grow until it reaches one month, then you will be withdrawing your #50,000 plus the 30% bonus of #15000 making it the total sum of #65000.
This platform has been in existence since 2015 and many Nigerian has been participants,ranging from business men and women,Bankers, teachers, Doctors,and even down to secondary school students. with its enticing benefits it has drawn to it self countless number of participants and investors. many deposited hundreds, thousands and even millions of money. The reason for their huge patronage is that, they are facing serious financial challenge because of the countrys present recession.
Now it has finally happened, on 12/12/2016 an information was passed to all this participants ... i quote
Dear members as usual, in the New Year season the System is experiencing heavy workload. Moreover, it has to deal with the consent frenzy provoked by the authorities in the mass media. the things are still going well; the participants feel calm; everyone gets paid-as you can see, there havent been any payment delays or other problems delays yet- but... it is better to avoid taking risk..)
(Moreover, there are almost three weeks left to the new year.) hence on the basis of the above mentioned, from now on all confirmed Mavro will be frozen for a month.
The reason for this measure is evident. We need to prevent any problemsduring the New Year season, and then, when everything calms down, this measure will be cancelled.(which we will definitely do..) We hope for your understanding,
Administration.
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Monday, May 8, 2017
most recent news MMM resumes operation lifts limitations on members records
most recent news MMM resumes operation lifts limitations on members records

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Sunday, April 23, 2017
MMM Nigeria Fear grips millions of Nigerians as Ponzi scheme freezes
MMM Nigeria Fear grips millions of Nigerians as Ponzi scheme freezes
MMM Nigeria has shut down for a month due to what the operators call "heavy workload."
On the message board of the site, the operators said people wont be able to withdraw their money in December. This action was taken in order to avoid difficulties in the New Year. play
MMM announces that it is freezing operations for a month
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With this latest development Nigerians have started expressing their fears on social media that MMM would crash.
The founder of the controversial Ponzi scheme, MMM, Sergey Mavrodi reportedly wrote an open letter to the Nigerian government.
In his letter titled Open Letter from Sergey Mavrodi to the Nigerian Authorities, the Ponzi scheme founder said MMM is meant to restore social justice as it redistributes wealth from rich Nigerians to poor Nigerians. play
MMM Nigeria
He asked the government why they want MMM to fail, and noted that the failure of the scheme would bring more hardship to Nigerians who are already suffering. He accused the Nigerian government of trying to look good by calling MMM a scam. play
Pulse Nigeria Poll on MMM and CBN
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In a live poll by Pulse Nigeria on Thursday, December 1, 2016, Nigerians said that popular Ponzi scheme MMM has better interest for them than the Central Bank of Nigeria.
A total of 917 Nigerians voted for MMM while 147 Nigerians voted for the CBN.
"MMM has healed the wound of Nigerian wise citizens caused by Nigerian corrupt government... MMM is the best testimony after good health" wrote Ikem Azubike on Pulse Nigerias Facebook page.
By the result of the poll, it is evident that Nigerians have lost faith in this administration and are relying on Ponzi schemes such as MMM Nigeria and Ultimate Cycler to survive.
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Friday, March 3, 2017
MMM crash NNN launches operation in Nigeria promises 35 per cent
MMM crash NNN launches operation in Nigeria promises 35 per cent
YES, IT IS POSSIBLE TO GET 35% EVERY 3 WEEKS HERE, BUT THIS IS NOT AN INVESTMENT PROGRAM!!! YOU CAN NEVER LOSE WHAT YOU DONATE, AND YOU ARE NOT TAKING A RISK!
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