MMM crash is the price to pay for quick money – Ex-presidential candidate, Sonaiya

Presidential flag-bearer of KOWA Party at the 2015 general elections, Professor Oluremi Sonaiya, has reacted to the alleged crash of the Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox, otherwise known as ‘MMM’.
She noted that there was no point to cry over the development as anyone interested in ‘quick money’ should be prepared for the accompanied risks.

On her Twitter handle @Oluremisonaiya, she wrote: “Been trying to resist getting into this whole MMM discussion.

“Like, if you want quick money, you should know its risky nah.”

U.S based Nigerian political analyst, Mr. Aye Dee, has disclosed how the Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox, otherwise known as ‘MMM’ crashed in South Africa.
The Niger-State born security expert told participants in Nigeria that the scheme has crashed and their investment gone forever.
In a series of tweets, Dee said he warned Nigerians that the scheme would crash in December but they didn’t listen.

See his tweets below…