Panic, gnashing of teeth as MMM freezes Nigerian accounts

Scores of Nigerians who are involved in the Mavrodi Mondial Movement generally known as MMM by way of investing and benefiting from the Ponzi scheme, are in panic after a circular was published on the MMM website informing that all confirmed Mavro accounts have been frozen for a month.

The panic is even made worse by the fact that the announcement is coming some days before Christmas, meaning that those who have provided help and are waiting to get help will not be able to do so until after one month when the ban is lifted.

In the circular posted by top MMM guider, Chuddy, investors were told to exercise patience and calm while also explaining that the one month freeze is necessary, adding that it was to put the Federal Government and MMM haters to shame.

“Hi Mavrodians, as we all must have seen in our PO of the news on Mavro frozen for a month. This isn’t the first of its kind. It happens when there are excess PANIC in the system. It was also placed on Zimbabwe and after the duration it was lifted.

“This idea is brought forward to calm the members down on intending threat the FG and Mass media has planned on the system. It doesn’t mean that there is no more money in the system because in my PO now as a guider, I have about 2million+ PH orders.

“And I know it would be like that in most Guiders PO too. So you see!!! Money to pay out the orders wouldn’t be a problem. But the Admins needed to apply measures to sustain the growth of the system. In order to fight issues that may arose as a result of Massive PH already this Xmas.” The circular read in full.

However, Nigerians have continued to react to the development with many gripped in panic and confusion.

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Social media has now been inundated with reactions and complaints by most Nigerians who have invested heavily in the Ponzi scheme which is now shrouded in uncertainty.

Read the reactions of some Nigerians on social media below;

Inner Me @Bursty_Bisi said; “I was a bad person when I said “MMM Nigeria” would crash by December. I hate to say it but it was clear from the beginning”.

Muyosk ‏@muyoski said; “It’s not those that regret putting their money into “MMM Nigeria” that I pity. I pity those that still believe it will open in January”.

Cutest ‏@iamchardan said; “People are very wicked, yet complaining about recession but some of una get mind to put 1M, 5M etc where una don see d money? MMM NIGERIA”.

One with many alias ‏@_i_am_sanguine said: “Seems December is about to overtake January as the longest month as people await “MMM Nigeria” to unfreeze #MMMNigeria”.

Miguel ‏@miquaelX said; “Thanks to MMM Nigeria, we finally have to use up-liner and down-liner system for Xmas. Those at the top bring rice, those below add ingredient.”

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