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CarolinaBaby1
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Again, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has warned Nigerians against investing in outfits that offer unreasonable returns and not registered by the commission, even as it disclosed that Nigerians lose up to N500 billion to Ponzi schemes.

Ponzi scheme forms of fraud in which belief in the success of a non-existent enterprise is fostered by the payment of quick returns to the first investors from money invested by later investors.

While fielding questions from the Senate Committee on Capital Market and Institutions during a courtesy visit to the Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS), the Executive Commissioner, Legal and Enforcement, SEC, Reginald Karawusa lamented that a lot of activities going on in the illegitimate market despite the commission’s efforts in addressing Ponzi scheme challenges.

Source: https://businessday.ng/news/article/nigeria-seeks-world-bank-support-on-economic-recovery/


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Jrd
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MMM was the pacesetter. If anyone thinks Ponzi had ended in Naija, dey play! :laughs:


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These ponzi creators has taken it as a full time business.
Open one now, crash it when least expected. Another one pops out immediately. Same pattern.


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These ponzi creators has taken it as a full time business.
Open one now, crash it when least expected. Another one pops out immediately. Same pattern.

Same pattern honestly, as if it's one person that is running the platform.


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Jrd
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These ponzi creators has taken it as a full time business.
Open one now, crash it when least expected. Another one pops out immediately. Same pattern.

Same pattern honestly, as if it's one person that is running the platform.

It's not same person. But they use same fundamental formular.
Even.the victims know. They just want to cash out early. Many will still.be trapped.

That's why I don't expect anyone to complain. They know what they're getting into joor


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