Monday, 19 December 2016

You can't tell us what to report- Naij.com replies MMM founder, Mavrodi.



My heart has been itching since the moment i read the open letter the so called MMM founder wrote to Nigerian Journalist and bloggers trying dictate to them what they should write.

Its a big shame that  he could summon the courage to criticise Nigerian journalist reporting his evil scheme practices after he has failed his patronizers.

However, i am so much delighted with the response Naij.com serve Mavrodi with in an open letter they wrote to him on Monday.

See the letter below:


"Dear Mr Mavrodi,

Our attention has been drawn to your open letter dated Sunday, December 18, 2016 , which contained a series of heavy criticisms to the address of Nigerian journalists.

Therefore, as the biggest online news platform in Nigeria, NAIJ.com deem it necessary to provide a couple of clarifications below:

First and foremost, let us remind you that
Nigeria is not Russia. Nobody can tell Nigerian press and media what to write and what not to write about. Freedom of speech and press is one of the fundamental values of our nation. BTW, in case you missed it, presidents also change in Nigeria by means of democratic elections.

Want To Meet Jesus? We’ll Make The Introduction. God Is Looking For You.The issue of unbiased coverage has been touched in your appeal. Please understand that the aim of Nigerian online and printed press is to be objective rather than take MMM down.

Once your company reaches incredible success, we, as well as our fellow colleagues in other media houses, would be happy to report. Invite us!

However, a sudden stop of operation was
considered and interpreted as a collapse. It is not far from truth. Can some of our editors who are a part of the scheme withdraw their money tomorrow? - NO.

Do you have a clear and specific date when this can be done? - NO. Can millions of Nigerians who invested their “spare cash” use it for buying Christmas & New Year presents for their loved ones? - NO.

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