This
scheme (MMM), as has been reiterated by Mr. Isaac Okaforoafor (CBN Acting
Director of Corporate Communication), depends on the members' confidence. As an
economist I am, the first time I was
introduced to this program, I quickly did a brief analysis and check the
sustainability juxtaposing with its financial strength in the event of winding up, I concluded
the money contributed by members just moved from one hand to another (Money Volatility). The worst part of it, the idle money still
conveys interest rate.
Money
volatility is not bad on its own , in fact it is good, but ought to be
accompanied by value after been put into productive use. Since the money
circulating around are not put into any productive use then interest so paid becomes an ILLUSION.
Since the interest paid is a cumulating DEBT.
Money
volatility is not bad, it is even good. High Money Volatility is desirable when
it occurs without interest when money is
idle (not put into productive use) or money moves around with interest when it
is used productively.
The
bone of contention among scholars is not on money volatility vis-à-vis interest, it’s what should be level of rate
of interest for every one Naira used in productive activities.
Thus, MMM is just necessary evil. If MMM flops today, all the 30% interest
rates which have been paid on every One Naira (#1) circulating among members
become a DEBT and you would testify, many have invested hugely and 30% have
been paid on it.
WHOOP! MMM IS
IN A HUGE *DEBT* WHOOP!
However,
in any business fields there are people we call Big Dogs. They are the masters of the game. They have first-hand information.
You can join the Cabal if you watch out for necessary indicators. The indicator
in this scheme(MMM) is “PEOPLE'S CONFIDENCE”
You may
want to know how you measure this indicator. Look forward for next article.
Before
I go let me affirmatively say this. The now-praised-scheme (MMM) by its loyal members will soon prove to them the old axiom, that
though "Peter Was Robbed To Pay Paul"
Peter was also striped off all he's got.
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