The management of the global ponzi scheme,
Mavrodi Mundial Moneybox (MMM), has announced a final shut down of operations.
The ponzi scheme in a statement on its official
global website on Friday said they were shutting down due to the death of the
founder, Sergey Mavrodi.
Mr Mavrodi, an ex-convict, died of heart attack
on March 26.
The scheme, which collapsed over a year ago in
many countries including Nigeria, has been a subject of controversy globally.
Mr. Mavrodi launched his controversial scheme
in 2011 and crashed in Nigeria in December 2016; with millions of Naira
belonging to Nigerians trapped in the scheme.
Although the scheme announced a comeback in
2017, it could not launch operation before the renewed enthusiasm among its
members fizzled out.
On Friday, the scheme said continuous operation
without Mr. Mavrodi made no sense.
“Dear participants, after much deliberation, we
have made the conclusion that continuing the System operation, without our
leader and ideological inspire, is impossible and makes no sense,” the
statement read in part.
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