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So Hilarious: See What an MMM Subscriber is Planning to Do Ahead of January 14 (Photo)

Posted by George on Mon 09th Jan, 2017 - tori.ng

Nigerian subscribers of the foremost pyramid scheme, Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox are quietly making a countdown to the lifting of the embargo on their accounts on the 14th of January, 2017 so as to part with the scheme.

The trending MMM meme

Since the leadership of MMM froze the accounts of Nigerian subscribers on the 13th of December, 2016 to forestall the massive withdrawal of funds for the Yuletide which could have crashed the delicate social network, Nigerians have been sleeping with their eyes open.

The pains and worries are well felt by Nigerians who invested big in the scheme to make ubelievable gains. Reports on the streets have it that Nigerians are planning a total withdraw of their funds on the 14th of January, 2017 if the wonder bank honours its word of unfreezing the accounts.

Investors are not ruling out a total exit as they will monitor the situation before re-investing their hard-earned funds. The meme above pictures the mindset of most Nigerians currently troubled about the potential loss of their funds.

Their fate will be decided in less than 5 days time as journalists brace up to report the developing intrigues and drama of MMM Nigeria.