What is the difference between Money Market Mutual Fund and Money Market Fund in Nigeria investment market?

The terms Money Market Fund and Money Market Mutual Fund are often used interchangeably, but there is a small technical difference depending on context.
Let me break it down simply:
1. Money Market Mutual Fund (MMMF)
A Money Market Mutual Fund is:
A type of mutual fund
Invests in short-term low-risk instruments like:
Treasury Bills
Commercial Papers
Bankers’ Acceptances
Fixed Deposits
It is professionally managed by fund managers.
Examples in Nigeria:
Stanbic IBTC Money Market Fund
ARM Money Market Fund
FBN Money Market Fund
Meristem Money Market Fund
These are officially mutual funds.
2. Money Market Fund (MMF)
Money Market Fund is just a shortened name for Money Market Mutual Fund.
So:
Money Market Fund = Money Market Mutual Fund (same thing in most cases)
Most people simply say MMF instead of Money Market Mutual Fund.
Why the Confusion?
Because:
In Nigeria → People say Money Market Fund
In technical/official documents → They say Money Market Mutual Fund
But they refer to the same investment type.
Key Features (Both Have Same Characteristics)
Low risk
Capital preservation
Daily interest
Easy withdrawal
Better than savings account
Example (Simple Illustration)
If you invest:
₦100,000 in a Money Market Fund
It is actually a Money Market Mutual Fund you are investing in
No difference.