Some Nigerians Taking About Suicide Since MMM Announced Suspension of Activities
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A few days ago, MMM announced a surge in the profits of its customers. A report by Nairametrics read read:
MMM has promised that from 7th December up until 31st December, 2016, members will be entitled to a 20% bonus on every ‘help’ offered
This bonus does not interfere in any way with the normal 30% returns that is expected at the end of the 30-day period. What is more, members are even entitled to collect the 30% returns on th bonus given them for every ‘help’ offered
To put this in perspective, a member who ‘provides help’ of say N100,000 is entitled to a 20% instant bonus on that help, amounting to N20,000. Next, after 30 days, the member should expect the 30% returns on the ‘help provided’ (N30,000) and on the N20,000 bonus (N6,000). Thus, after a 30-day period, the person should expect to cash a whooping N156,000 representing an amazing 56% returns on the initial N100,000 investment
Well, they have renegaded on their word and have suspended activities until January 2017.

Does this mean that the scheme is about to crash?
See the reaction of some Nigerians, as shared by That 1960 Chick…


A few days ago, MMM announced a surge in the profits of its customers. A report by Nairametrics read read:
MMM has promised that from 7th December up until 31st December, 2016, members will be entitled to a 20% bonus on every ‘help’ offered
This bonus does not interfere in any way with the normal 30% returns that is expected at the end of the 30-day period. What is more, members are even entitled to collect the 30% returns on th bonus given them for every ‘help’ offered
To put this in perspective, a member who ‘provides help’ of say N100,000 is entitled to a 20% instant bonus on that help, amounting to N20,000. Next, after 30 days, the member should expect the 30% returns on the ‘help provided’ (N30,000) and on the N20,000 bonus (N6,000). Thus, after a 30-day period, the person should expect to cash a whooping N156,000 representing an amazing 56% returns on the initial N100,000 investment
Well, they have renegaded on their word and have suspended activities until January 2017.

Does this mean that the scheme is about to crash?
See the reaction of some Nigerians, as shared by That 1960 Chick…

