When the controversial Pnzi scheme, Mavrodi Mundial Moneybox (MMM) froze the accounts of Nigerians a few days ago, several held on to the hope that the action was actually just a suspension as the website claimed. Several explanations have been given by both participants and ‘guiders’ as to why the scheme is still coming back.
However, even the most die-hard of Nigerians will not take the news that the scheme has been launched in Kenya with ease. The Kenyan version tells investors to expect 40% returns after a month, up 10% from the 30% Nigerians were promised.
The scheme’s portal, www.kenya-mmm.net, revealed that it was registered on August 12, 2016 with the address, 133, Sakura House in Tokyo, Japan and an anonymous registrar and already has a Facebook page as well as a YouTube channel.
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Certainly, time has a way of proving all assumption and impressions. Time will still prove the continuity and end of MMM in Nigeria and Kenya. Participation is a conscious deliberate act that is guided by warnings from the Originator (i.e only use spare money, not an investment) the bounty that MMM has to offer should only be enjoyed while it last, bearing in mind that the end must surely come! With no body knowing the time or hour. Every man must enjoy or bear with the consequence of his choice.