Popular Ponzi scheme, Mavrodi Mundial Moneybox (MMM)
is promising participants 50% return on any amount invested in it - This latest version of the scheme, known as MMM Cooperation, urges participants to register, invest a particular amount and get back their investment and interest after 30 days - MMM had shut down in April 2018 following the death of Sergei Mavrodi, its founder, but the scheme has re-launched globally since January 2019 Popular Ponzi scheme, Mavrodi Mundial Moneybox (MMM) has begun operation again, this time, promising those who partake in the scheme a 50% return on any amount invested in it.
The scheme which crashed in 2017, resulting in the loss of huge amounts of money belonging to over three million Nigerians in 2017 has resumed operation just like the previous version. This latest version of the scheme known as MMM Cooperation, urges participants to register, invest a particular amount and get investment and interest back after 30 days. MMM had shut down in April 2018 following the death of Sergei Mavrodi, its founder, but has re-launched globally since January 2019. l
NCAA begins probe of Benin-Ore road helicopter landing
ReplyDeleteThe Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has commenced an investigation into the landing of a helicopter on the Benin-Ore Road a few days ago, to pick up a yet-to-be-identified passenger.
ReplyDeleteThe General Manager, Public Relations, NCAA, Mr Sam Adurogboye, on Tuesday, said the regulatory agency was aware of the viral video of the helicopter that landed on the highway and had commenced investigations.Niajaboarded
US celebrity YouTuber found dead
ReplyDeleteAmerican YouTube celebrity Desmond Amofah, better known as “Etika,” has been found dead in New York nearly a week after he disappeared, police said on Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteThe 29-year-old became known on the video site for playing and criticizing Nintendo games.
The day before he went missing, he had unsettled his fans by posting an eight-minute video voicing suicidal thoughts.
New York police said that he disappeared after having a telephone conversation at 8:00 pm on June 19
After Bello returned from Mecca, he went straight to the shop that he owed some money. He entered the shop and asked the shopkeeper to bring the Debtors' book.
ReplyDeleteThe shopkeeper flew with joy and brought out the book hoping that his long term debtor has finally come to settle his debt which he has almost given up on. Then Bello said to him:
```"Open to the page where my name is written."```
The shopkeeper eagerly turned to the page, then Bello said to him:
```"Change my name from Bello to Alhaji Bello.