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WAZOBIA INVESTMENT WILL CRASH BY OCTOBER.

WAZOBIA INVESTMENT WILL CRASH BY OCTOBER.
 
History repeats itself, a lot of investments have been pouring in large proportions into the fastest growing scheme in Nigeria called wazobia investment.
 
However, a vast majority of these investors are still very much worried, they keep asking-when will this scheme come to an end, some even inquire from fellow investors as to a likely time.
 
Image result wey dey for picture of ponzi scheme
Well, this information should not be ignored, I mean what I am about to say here
Firstly, strong observations have it that ponzi scheme operators pay you initially with their money, the doubled money you received is from their pocket. They invest huge cash into the system, their aim is to draw in more persons.
The people that gain more in a ponzi scheme are the early starters, so these guys keep pumping money into the system with an expectation of more persons.
 
WAZOBIA CRASH WILL BE GREATER THAN OR CLOSE TO THAT OF M-M-M
 
Reasons, before you withdraw from wazobia you have to invest money-meaning basic amount from every member multiplied by the total number of registered members. Lets say an average of N10,000 per person multiplied by 1,000,000 members, that’s a whooping N10,000,000,000 (10billion). And this is a conservative analysis. Currently there are over 700k registered members in WAZOBIA INVESTEMENT.
 
A time will come when there will be a massive demand for cash from the system. The system will CRASH even before then.
 
WAZOBIA WOULD CRASH BY OCTOBER,2020.
 
Withdraw your money before then.
 
Be WARNED!

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