It may interest you to know that MMM will soon crash. The risk takers are busy making money from MMM the doubters are busy waiting and watching to see when it will crash.
I beg wait very well because MMM will soon crash but not until after the last member of the community has become a multi-millionaire.
After u have waited so long and u have grown grey hair, then ur children will now ask u "Daddy, mummy , when people are making money from MMM where were you?.
Will u tell them that u spent your entire life waiting to see the system God has blessed crashed. Well I have a bad news for u. MMM is not going to crash because it was build on a dual transaction system that connects every member across the world together.
No bank in Nigeria can boost of 200M customers within 5years yet they flourish, how much more MMM. And currently now from mathematical calculations, if no new members join MMM
and only 15℅ of the old members are providing help.
It will take about 176years b4 MMM will crash. Hmmm... i'm sure ucan't even live up 130years before u sef crash to life eternal.
Why waist ur time to watch for the downfall of what u can't even see it's end. Well I still have good news for you. U can still join us and be part of the multi-millionaires MMM is producing before u crash to life eternal.
Well a word is enough for the wise👌🏿
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I attended an economic outlook session with top economists and top CEOs today and thought to share some of the perspectives.
The session looked at Nigeria's economic direction for 2017. The summary: 2017 will be tougher than 2016. The economy will not recover until 2018, even 2019.
Inflation will continue to be high (hovering around 20%)and Naira to dollar will remain in the 450s. With money scarce many more businesses will fold up, leading to job losses and more poverty.
With inflation and high exchange rate the banks will not be able to give loans and when they do the interest rate will be too high to afford.
With high inflation those with paid salaries are now actually earning less, that is if they will be lucky to keep their jobs...
The presentation shows that all sectors of the economy (not just oil) are either falling or already in recession (below zero).
Signs are all over: British Airways just converted it's Nigerian office into an agency; almost all foreign airlines now fuel in Ghana; many people now smuggle crops and raw materials out to earn dollasrs; 75% of vacant houses in Ikoyi and VI don't have buyers;
Shoprite that opened in Ajah in August is still 70% empty as dollars to bring in goods is scarce and customer count is poor; 5 other big supermarkets in Lagos have closed shop etc.
The experts' advice:
1. Cash is going to be King and whoever has it or has access to it should preserve it.
2. Spend less than you earn; SAVE for the rainy day.
3. Cut down on avoidable merriment.
4. Expect the worst Christmas in 20 years.
4. Look for dollar or pounds-earning businesses if you can.
This is a privileged info, I hope it's useful to you.......
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