Finally, I'm Convinced That MMM Really Pays - Dr Banja Francis

 

MMM Has been a trending platform for all Nigerians for online money generation/income/reward for donating for others.

Finally, my gratitude goes to Team MMM and Mr Tunde who introduce me to MMM 2 months ago, I wished I had joined from the day one and now I could have made huge amount compare to what I  am making now - Dr. Banja Francis

  Not to take much time on Dr. Francis experience, let me tell you about MMM

Now what is MMM?

MMM is not a bank, MMM does not collect your money, MMM is not an online business, HYIP, investment or MLM program. MMM is a community where people help each other. MMM gives you a technical platform which helps millions of participants worldwide to connect those who NEED help to those who are ready to PROVIDE help, for FREE. All transferred funds to another participant are your help  given by your own good will to another one, absolutely gratis. If you are completely confident and certain in your actions and make your mind to participate, we kindly ask you to study carefully all warnings and instructions first. In cases of any matter regarding the topic Our online consultants are ready to help and answer all of your questions.  

HOW DOES IT WORK?

MMM is a community of people providing each other financial help on the principle of gratuitousness, reciprocity and benevolence.
In MMM you don’t have to make contracts or pledge your property. In MMM there are no lenders and no debtors. Everything is very simple: one participant asks for help — another one helps.
The only thing that MMM demands from its participants is to be honest and kind to each other. You ask for financial help when you need it, you give financial help when you are able to do it.

VERY IMPORTANT!

There is no сentral account, where all the System money flows to (and where it can be easily stolen from :-)). All the money is only on the banking accounts of the participants themselves! On a lot of thousand and million private accounts. Participants transfer to each other directly, without intermediaries! (What are they for? :-)) In fact, MMM only regulates the process — nothing more.
So the System completely belongs to people. No kidding! It is a real mutual aid fund where ordinary people help each other.

How does it work technically? You declare the willingness to give help (click in your Personal Office (hereinafter PO) "Provide Help"), after which your account will be rewarded with mavro (internal “currency”/scores of the System). Mavros will start growing from the moment of offering the contribution at the rate of 30% per month. (Calculation of reward occurs twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 00:00 GMT.) This sum in Mavro shows how much you can request for yourself.
Say you have announced willingness to assist with $ 100. You will be rewarded in your PO with 100 mavro. And they will immediately start growing! A month later, these 100 will become 130 mavro. Accordingly, you will be able to request assistance for $ 130.
However, it is not necessary at all to wait for a month. Help can be requested at any time. But only after confirmation of your mavro. What does "after confirmation" mean? It means only after you actually transfer money, i.e. really give assistance to another participant. (But not just declare willingness. :-)) Request for providing help comes to you in your personal office. If you do not do it within 48 hours, you will be removed from the system. (For all eternity. :-))
In cases of any matter regarding the topic our online consultants are ready to help and answer all your questions.
Please note that the use of the words 30% a month cannot be considered as a yield or interest rate since the funds were given away, we are not earning anything anywhere (we are a mutual-aid fund), and nobody promises or guarantees to pay it! 

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International Day of Girl (11 October)

The world’s 1.1 billion girls are part of a large
and vibrant global generation poised to take on
the future. Yet the ambition for gender equality
in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)


highlights the preponderance of disadvantage
and discrimination borne by girls everywhere on
a daily basis. Only through explicit focus on
collecting and analyzing girl-focused, girl-
relevant and sex-disaggregated data, and using
these data to inform key policy and program


decisions, can we adequately measure and
understand the opportunities and challenges
girls face, and identify and track progress
towards solutions to their most pressing
problems.


With this in mind, the theme for this year's
International Day of the Girl (11 October) is
Girls' Progress = Goals' Progress: What Counts
for Girls . While we can applaud the ambition
and potential of the SDGs for girls, and
recognize how girls’ progress is good not only
for girls, but also for families, communities and
society at large,

we must also take this
opportunity to consider how existing gaps in
data on girls and young women, lack of
systematic analysis, and limited use of existing
data significantly limit our ability to monitor
and communicate the wellbeing and progress
of half of humanity.


Much more can and needs to be done to
harness the data required to ensure programs,
policies and services effectively respond to the
specific needs of girls. When we invest in girls’
health, safety, education and rights - in times of
peace and crisis - we empower them to reach
for their dreams and build better lives for
themselves and their communities.

Only when
investments in programs for girls on issues that
particularly affect them - due to both their age
and gender - are complemented with
corresponding investments in data on girls, can
we make real progress towards greater
accountability in domains of critical importance
to them.

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Photos: 28 bodies recovered, 4650 migrants including children rescued off the Libyan coast

See how these parents are putting the lives of even their little children at risk! At least 28 bodies have been recovered and more than 4,650 migrants saved in 30 rescue missions off the Libyan coast. Statistics by Italian coast guard, states that the migrants were rescued from 33 boats, including 27 rubber dinghies. The coast guards say the total number of migrants rescued in the last 48 hours is more than 10,000 while the death toll stands at 50. More photos after the cut.

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Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala meets Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

Former Minister of Finance and Chair of Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (GAVI), Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala met with His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, on October 4th, at Al Mamoura building in Abu Dhabi

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Photo: Two Nigerian children found wandering in Cotonou, Benin Republic

These two children reportedly from Nigeria were found wandering around Cotonou, Benin Republic. They have been taken to the Tokpa market police station. Chuka Udegbuna, a Nigerian businessman resident in Cotonou, shared the photo on Facebook, few hours ago:

"they come from Nigeria and they came to Cotonou in search of their grand mother. This is another clear case of child trafficking and the abductors or transporter obviously sensing danger fled from being captured and told the kids to say they are in search of their grand mother. Any meaningful information that will lead to identifying the children in other to reconcile them with their parents is welcomed"

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Exchange rate as of today October 5th

Wow! This post first appeared on Ranny's Blog. Read the original story here.

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Comedian Basketmouth loses mum

Comedian Basketmouth's mum passed away last night October 3rd after a brief illness. The comedian shared the sad news on his IG page

"Last night my angel left me, my first love stopped breathing and it's the deepest pain I've ever felt. I love you for every sacrifice you made to make me the man I am today, I've loved you through the tough times. I've loved you through happier days and all I can say at this point is that I will love you forever. I will miss you mummy". - May her soul rest in peace Amen.

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Thank God my kids did not witness the robbery –Basketmouth

About two weeks ago, Nigerians woke up to a rude shock when popular comedian, Bovi, posted on his Instagram page that his colleague and friend, Basketmouth, got robbed. Many of his fans were quick to sympathise with him while others were apprehensive as nothing was heard about the humour merchant.

Ever since the incident occurred, the ace comedian had not spoken about the encounter he had with the men of the underworld till Saturday Beats reached out to him. Responding to a mail the comedian thanked Nigerians for their concern but also begged them to put the incident in the past where it belongs.

Like any doting father, he thanked God that his children were unaware of the robbery incident because they were asleep all through the encounter. Basketmouth said, “I will rather not talk about the robbery incident because it is in the past now. I just thank God nobody was hurt. My kids were asleep throughout the incident so that is something to really thank God for as the trauma would have messed them up for a while.”

The comedian who started out as a rap artiste told Saturday Beats that he has not forgotten his first love, music. He added that he would revisit the studio booth once he has the time.

And just like his colleagues AY, Bovi and Owen G, the dreadlock wearing comic act hinted that he would release a movie soon.

“I have had to put my music career to rest for now as I have a lot of projects before me but soon, I will revisit it. Also, I have been working on a movie for a while now, but due to time constraint, I have not been able to start production but I will do so soon though,” he said.

The actor who turned 38 recently told Saturday Beats that he is thankful to God for everything especially when he looks back at where he is coming from in life.

“I feel blessed because I know that the life we have can be taken for granted sometimes. I always thank God for every second, minute, hour, day, month and year I witness. Turning 38 is amazing and I pray that God will continue to bless me with more years in great health, happiness, favour and more. I thank God for everything especially when I look back to where I am coming from, it is really humbling where God has placed me and where he is taking me to. I am grateful for everything.

“I am good at making low points become high points. In everything that comes my way, I always thank God while believing that there is a reason for it. The ability to embrace everything in good faith and never backing down or getting distracted is one thing I think I am good at,” he said.

When asked what fame has robbed him of the ace comedian simply said it was his privacy but he was quick to add that he would not change anything if given the chance.

“I have been robbed of my privacy and the freedom I had. The fact that I must be very careful with everything I say and do is a bit of a pressure. However, I wouldn’t trade the journey for anything. I won’t change a thing,” Basketmouth said.

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