According to sources the management of the scheme posted a message on participant’s home page Saturday morning that it had struggled to stay afloat after going on a break in December 2016 but had been forced to do a system restart.
While this announcement excited some of the participants of the scheme, there has been so many criticisms trailing the proposed restart of the scheme which disappointed a handful of its participants who had hoped for their 2016 Christmas celebration in an extra ordinary ways.
The management in the message obtained by Premium Times blamed the Nigerian government and media for its failure, and problems accumulated claiming that it had to do a restart.
MMM management in the message said “Unfortunately, we were unable to overcome the consequences of the crisis triggered by the authorities and mass media incautious actions at the beginning of this year. Despite all our efforts, the problems have been accumulating and, as a result, we have to announce a restart and so, there is going to be a restart. All old Mavros acquired before this announcement is posted are frozen and we will gradually buy them back as the System develops.
According to the message, consequently, bonuses will start growing at the moment when the main contribution is confirmed, upon which bonuses have been rewarded on.
