Very Important!! MMM Sends Strong Warning To Their Participants- See (Photos)

MMM Nigeria took to its Official Twitter page to release a statement warning Nigerians to be cautious when making cash transfers or deposits in order not to fall victim to the scheme by the House of Representatives to arrest its participants.

 Just Recently the senate with the house representative is working so hard to arrest members of MMM. Below is the new method they want to use. Check it out and don’t forget to share.
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