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Several hours before popular money doubling scheme called Mavrodi Mondial Movement (MMM) froze the accounts of its subscribers, the scheme apparently warned Nigerians not to be “unnecessarily greedy”. In an update on its Twitter page on Monday, December 12, MMM Nigeria advised participants to use only their “spare money”. Read the tweet below: “MMM has always advised that you use your #SpareMoney. Use your #SpareMoney and #SpareMoney only. Don’t be unnecessarily greedy,” it tweeted. The scheme put up a disclaimer on its website on Tuesday, December 13, informing Nigerians of a temporary freeze on payments to existing subscribers. The scheme blamed a “heavy workload” being experienced by its servers and the panic caused by the Nigerian government and media for the development, but said it will be back by mid-January, 2017. It also continued to encourage new users to sign up and existing ones to continue making donations. Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)

Singer and award winning actor, Folarin Falana aka Falz is gradually becoming a force to reckon with in the entertainment industry. The Law graduate from University of Reading in the United Kingdom has numerous singles to his credit including Wazup Guy, High Class and Currency. He made headlines recently with the release of suggestive pictures for his collabo with Simi entitled, Chemistry. In this chat with Entertainer, Falz opens up on his relationship with JAMB Question singer, declaring that his success is not as a result of the popularity of his Senior Advocate of Nigeria father. You have been working so hard lately hopping from one set to the other, shooting videos and doing collabos. Is this about making more money or more fame? I want everything. You have to keep on working so that at the end of the day, you can stay relevant as an artiste. The more work you put in as an artiste the more reward you get. Some say Falz is leveraging on the popularity of his father, Barrist