MMM PAYS 1

how to start participating in MMM. 1

Many of you out there will be asking of the meaning of MMM. MMM means MAVRODIAN MUMDIA MOVEMENT. It is an online community of mutual financial aid where participants help each other financially without any cost or recourse.
In this community, participants help each other financially and earn 30% interest after 30days and for you to be a benefactor of this interest and other bonuses, you need to get registered and registration is absolutely free.
During the registration, ur email, name, account number, account name, bank name and ur phone number are required. Ur email is required for u to be contacted through it, ur phone number is required for to be contacted by other participants, ur bank account details is required for receiving of money from other participants.
After registration, u start participating by providing help(P H) of any amount u have as ur spare money. Ones u have  dine this, ur MAVRO which is a virtual currency starts growing while ur money is still in ur pocket. From day 1 to day 30 u Will be matched with another participant who had provided help say, 30days ago to pay him that sum u provided as help. U shall find the detail information about the participant u are to pay in ur personal office (PO), U  will be given 48 hrs to pay, within this frame of time u shall make the payment and upload ur teller in ur personal office as prove of payment. The participant upon the receipt of the money confirms fund reception in his own personal office and u will be marked fully green.
With this ur MAVRO keeps on growing and after 15days, ur MAVRO turns green and becomes withdrawable. After 30 days u can now get help (GH). of the amount ur MAVRO have grown to. Upon GHing the system as a peer-to-peer software matches u with another participant who has PH. And he will pay the money into ur account and he will upload the teller on his personal office as POP and u will confirm fund reception.
To be continued.

MMM pays

Yes, it feels good doing MMM, do u know why? Because MMM enhanses financial freedom amongst its participants. Participate today with #1000 and above and earn 30% interest after 30days.

Fedpolynek, exams

I learnt that Fed Poly Nekede, Owerri (Morning program) will be starting their exams on 6th Jan, 2014 therfore, all morning program students are adviced to revise their books and prepare for the exam. Though, it hasn't been confirmed to be true because the examination timetable is not out yet. Please, I implore you to read your books and prepare for any possible scenerio. Thanks.

Ethnicity, religion, corruption undermine good governance in Nigeria – APC

on December 20, 2013   /   in News 3:04 pm   /   Comments

Abuja – A Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Mr Osita Okeckukwu, says ethnicity, religious bigotry and corruption are the  major factors militating against good governance in the country.

Okeckukwu said this on Friday while delivering a lecture titled “ Corruption, a bane to Good Governance“ organised by the APC Youth Circuit in Abuja.

“Ethnicity, religious bigotry and corruption no doubt militate against good governance and undermine the development of our dear country at local, state and federal government levels,“ he said.

According to Okeckukwu, it is the effects of corruption that propel and fuel ethnic and religious jingoists who canvass and agitate for their so-called members of religious sects.

“ We are witness to how people covet power in the name of tribe and religion and end up not using the power for the good of their people.

“It is painful that corruption has permeated the fabric of our dear country and made a mockery of our humanity,“ Okeckukwu said.

He said the APC was determined to wage strident war against corruption, noting that the nation could not develop if the current level of corruption was allowed to continue.

Okeckukwu stressed the need for INEC to ensure transparent elections in 2015.

Earlier, the National Coordinator of APC Youth Circuit, Mr Aruku Kalita, said the group was committed to restoring the dignity of youths, which had been “battered for a long time.“

Kalita regretted that youths were always being seen as mere political tools used by politicians to achieve their political aspirations and dumped only to be picked up again when needed.

The national coordinator said the group would partner with the APC leadership and would no longer be  just political tools in the hands of politicians.

“ As youth we are creative and can help proffer solutions to most of the country’s nagging problems if given the opportunity, “ Kalita said. (NAN)

Suspected Islamists attack Borno barracks again

on December 20, 2013   /   in News 3:09 pm   /   Comments

KANO (AFP) – Scores of suspected Islamist gunmen stormed a military barracks in northeast Nigeria on Friday, spraying gunfire on the troops inside before torching the compound, the army and residents said.

The military has reportedly deployed fighter jets and ground forces in pursuit of the gunmen, presumed to be Boko Haram Islamists, who have killed thousands in the region during a four-year uprising.

“There was an attack on the military barracks in (the town) of Bama this morning,” said Mohammed Dole, army spokesman in Borno state, the epicentre of the Boko Haram conflict.

He declined to comment on details provided by several Bama residents who said dozens, or perhaps even hundreds, of insurgents swarmed the barracks in a convoy of 4X4 trucks, armed with assault rifles, explosives and rocket-propelled-grenades.

“It started at around three in the morning with huge explosions and the cracking of gunfire,” said Bama resident Abdullahi Idris. “Later we saw plumes of smoke and fire from the barracks.”

Bama has become a flashpoint in the insurgency and the scene of several bold Islamist attacks. One of the Islamist rebels’ largest-ever strikes targeted the military in Bama in June.

According to Idris and other residents, military jets flew over the town after the attack.

The nearest air force base is in Borno’s capital Maiduguri, roughly 70 kilometres (44 miles) from Bama.

“A large section of the barracks” had been destroyed by fire, said another resident who asked for anonymity but identified himself as a member of the vigilante force which has formed in Borno to fight the Islamists.

He told AFP that fighter jets dropped bombs on the attackers, forcing them to flee.

Residents and Dole offered no estimates of casualties.

Borno and two other parts of Nigeria’s northeast were placed under a state of emergency in May.

The military operation launched in the region to crush the uprising has entered its eighth month but its effectiveness has been widely questioned.

Defence officials have claimed Boko Haram is now only capable of attacking soft targets, but Friday’s raid in Bama, which came after a December 2 assault on the army and air force in Maiduguri, indicates the insurgents are still capable of daring offensives.

The UN has said that more than 1,200 people have been killed in the northeast in Boko Haram attacks since May, excluding insurgents killed during military operations.

Boko Haram, declared a foreign terrorist group by the United States, has said it is fighting to create an Islamic state in Nigeria’s mainly Muslim north.

Credit: Vanguard newspaper

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