Thursday, 10 November 2016

MMM - The Bank Without A Vault

The House of Representatives on Wednesday asked the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and the Central Bank of Nigeria 

to immediately go after the promoters of the Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox, otherwise known as MMM, in Nigeria.
Lawmakers aka the money sharers, opposed the investment scheme, which has lately gained popularity among Nigerians in the wake of the current economic recession in the country.
The House asked its committees on Banking/Currency and Financial Crimes to investigate the activities of the MMM scheme in Nigeria “with a view to saving Nigerians participating in the scheme from financial ruin.

Seriously, why not save us by load shedding your financial weight on our budget and economy at large.
The Deputy House Minority Leader, Mr. Chukwuka Onyeama said that
“We have a responsibility to guide Nigerians before the bubble bursts. Very soon, people will begin to commit suicide or resort to this same House by writing petitions on how some investors took their money away."

Finnaly, our senators are responsible, how funny, cause while they are irresponsibly preventing redistribution of Nigerias income by enjoying a large share of our budget they are claiming responsibilty over Nigerians. My question to them is,

Is your money missing?

 

Aren't the EFCC supposed to go after thieves the likes of which are claiming responsibility over Nigerians while carting away our money monthly. Whatever their description, opinion and view of the ponzi scheme may be mmm is and has always been a bank without a vault and as such no thief like the money sharers has access to it.