The dust raised
by the ‘frozen’ accounts and alleged crash of the Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox,
otherwise known as ‘MMM’ is yet to settle.
The Economic
and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Tuesday responded to a Twitter user who
called the agency out for letting Nigerians to be duped.
Recall that
promoters and participants of MMM in Nigeria on Tuesday woke up to panic as the
ponzi scheme was frozen and
all confirmed accounts suspended.
The Twitter
user, @Lolami_Boo, called out the EFCC, asking other MMM users to hold the
agency responsible for the alleged crash of the MMM.
The user wrote:
“Where the hell was EFCC? Isn’t it your job to stop crap like this?”
In a swift
response, the EFCC on its official handle @ officialEFCC said, “You mean
amongst the plethora of venality we fight daily, Ponzi schemes aren’t
sustainable?
“There were a
number of warning.”
Also, recall
that the the EFCC had confirmed ongoing
surveillance on the MMM investment scheme, warning that there was
big chance of desperate subscribers on such platforms of losing their
investments.
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Source: Daily Post
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