Reasons Nigerians won't stop investing in MMM until it crashes

More Nigerians are becoming aware of MMM, which has been labelled a ponzi scheme and promises 30 per cent Return on Investment (ROI) after 30 days. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has warned Nigerians against patronizing the MMM scheme which stands for Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox. There have also been rumours of it crashing but trust Nigerians to criticize anyone who tries to bad mouth something that’s making them richer like magic. The warning and rumours are coming at a time when things are getting harder for the masses, people are losing their jobs, and the economy is going from bad to worse. MMM is flourishing in Nigeria, so you can’t expect people to believe any negative thing said about a scheme that is helping them make money like they never expected.

“He who is not courageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life,” Muhammad Ali. They say life itself is full of risk. We take risks everyday of our lives. There’s a chance that you might not see tomorrow. Many have lost millions to business ventures and have not given up in hopes that one day, they will get it right. No one advices you about the risks involved before joining but you are aware it is a risky venture. For those benefiting from MMM, it’s all about taking that risk.