EFCC Mocks Nigerians Participating On MMM Via Twitter

Hope that succour would come from the Nigerian government over the freezing of the accounts of all participants in the Ponzi scheme from Russia MMM have been dashed by the The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

The EFCC reacted to the freeze on Tuesday, December 13 just hours after reports began to emerge that the freeze could mean the beginning of the end of the scheme in Nigeria.
The anti-corruption agency said on its official Twitter handle that there was nothing it could do if indeed the scheme had failed entirely.
It noted that Nigerians had been warned about the scheme in advance and so there was nothing that it could do. Besides, it noted, there were more important corruption matters for it to face than MMM freeze.
@officialEFCC .. Abeg make we hear word jare
4:48 PM - 13 Dec 2016
52m EFCC Nigeria @officialEFCC
Respect your hard work and be content. Please stay away from quick return schemes. Please.
ALABA OTUKOYA
@alabaotukoya
If it looks or sounds too good to be true, it almost always is. Do NOT patronize wonder banks. Protect yourself. #DontDoIt
1:27 PM - 13 Dec 2016
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EFCC Nigeria
@officialEFCC
You mean amongst the plethora of venality we fight daily? Ponzi schemes aren't sustainable. There were a number of warnings. #DontDoIt twitter.com/Lolami_Boo/sta…
12:36 PM - 13 Dec 2016
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