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.
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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!”

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