No. he doesnt mean about having 3 wives or something but rather having a team composing 5 people on doing signature campaign which do earns up on the amount that they could get on Chipmixer campaign which it is basically

talking about on how to sustain yourself and live like a king literally in means of finances on which you could buy most things that you do like but honestly even living with 3rd world countries wont really be putting you up into this
situation since not all would really be that cheap.Lets say you do live on to that place and considers buying a car? It wont really be still a simple goal for you to achieve on.

I've heard of Ghana, but not Benin--but either way, sounds like you're my kind of man!  Perhaps there might be a sixth slot for someone who's a go-getter and perhaps knows the neighborhood and what sorts of things can be got and where to get them.  Lol.

To each his own of course, but there's something about gated communities that really turns me off, and I'd never live in one (not that I could afford to).  Your point about foreigners being taken for wealthy individuals and having targets painted on their backs is taken, and that's something I'd considered a while back.  While I wouldn't live in a walled-off community, I also would not be opposed to having an excellent security system.

No shit!  I thought drugs were very illegal in that part of the world--but I could be thinking of south Asia.  My grasp of geography and cultures isn't all that great.  Thanks for the info on Zimbabwe.  Currently it's at the top of my list.

Lol.  I don't know where you got the idea of multiple wives from.  Tons of females, yes, but the marriage part I think I'll leave out, thank you very much.

This may be true, I live in one of the countries in southeast asia and indeed as you said for $1500 money you need to at least work in a regular company for about 6 to 7 months without spending a penny there for 7 months to get there. and even if it is used from the salary it means we have to collect this much longer if the target is $1500 into net profit and it could reach 1 year maybe even more.
this goes back to real prestige, if we really want to live with a community that can be said to be a fairly "elite" community, of course, the city is a supportive place to get it considering for countries, especially in Southeast Asia (except Singapore) of course the comparison villages and cities are still very different both in terms of finances and the prestige that is there.

In this case, I agree, but on the other hand, if they (westerners) want to do this to bind women, I don't think it's wrong if they do something like this because it will definitely be a little different if it is in terms of habits and glamor. different treatment differences of most people when comparing outsiders and locals. Then indeed this can be a high attraction especially if you look at prestige

For some people, this might not be too much of a problem because if you look at the current fact, the fact is that prestige is the highest thing among some people. it doesn't matter how much they spend to protect their prestige. When talking about this I see an example of one of the lifestyle cultures in the Congo called La Sape.
Even though this only happens to a small number of people or communities in the world, sometimes in this case there are still many people who believe that prestige is the most important thing of anything.

Nigeria is a great nation but her leaders have made it to be a place where advert poverty coexists. Leaders that have no regard for civil servants' pensions but themselves and families.
Despite their small minimum wage($50), they will be able to economize and utilize their salaries very well till the next month's payment. That's why a Nigerian can survive in any given situation or society he or she finds herself in.

With the exposure given me by internet, I have decided that no matter how rich I will be in this life, I will not fail to live in my country Nigeria. Work may take me outside the country, but I will surely come back to Nigeria.

Nigeria is a country of freedom. Freedom of speech, freedom of movement, freedom of religion, freedom of business.

Let me discussion this economic wise and safety wise.

Economic wise!
My brother worked for Cavaton Helicopters in Lagos State Nigeria. He has a senior colleague and friend from U.S by name Brown. Mr. Brown lived like a president in Lagos. He solves peoples problems, no matter what, in as much as it is financially related. Brown was paid in dollars but he later opened a Nigerian account and asked the company to be paying him in Nigeria currency. When Brown was asked why he did so, he said that the money he uses to pay the taxes in U.S even when he works in Nigeria, is very much. It was after opening a Nigerian account that he started using the same amount of money for taxes in U.S for charity in Lagos Nigeria. Mr. Brown relocated his family to Nigeria because of total freedom.
In Nigeria, you can start a company and operate it for years without registering the company, that is the kind of freedom enjoyed in Nigeria.

In terms of Safety:
The safest cities are Abuja(The country's capital) and Lagos State (the country's commercial capital).
When an average Nigerian sees a white man as we call them, there is this feeling of seeing a demi-god. I have seen where white guys are giving express attentions in banks, traffic, malls, etc. The preferential treatment only is a prestige given Kings.

Then if you try to take a wife in Nigeria, you are entitled to be crowned a real king .
Well as others have said $1500 is a way too big money in Nigeria. I used the internet to understand that a range of $7 to $15 is the minimum wage of Americans per hour. I don't know how true this is, and an average American works 44 hrs per week. If this data is any where near correct, it means that 15 multiplied by 44 will give about $660 per week. Which is a way small compared to $1500.

Infact relocate to Nigeria, contact me and I will take you to an area (not 100% urban), with your one year pay, we can buy a mini city, make it a bitcoin city, and you will be the king if the city

I don't know, maybe there's a life like king of a Chipmixer sample signature campaign that's close to $1200 a month. Truly like a King if there is in me.

I have been inactive from the forum since early 2020, because I have to work for real to make money every day for the sake of my family, at that time the forum opportunities were uncertain for me because it did not improve the quality of what I could in the forum as a contribution.

After a few years of working, I returned to the forum and this was done while coming home from work, but the salary for working was not enough for my needs, meaning I could only live a simple life and not buy luxury items like a king who wants to buy anything.

But I started to think that the signature campaign provided a good opportunity as well after I improved the quality of my posts, even though this was my first time at Moonbet but I received a weekly salary of $50 which was enough in addition to my needs.

In essence the forum gives me the opportunity to get my weekly paycheck, if I improve again or in terms of skills then the opportunity is quite large.

I come from Indonesia, my average monthly salary is $250, if there is an addition from the forum, of course it is something extraordinary.

Yes, the weather is lovely. Global warming hasn’t done much harm to the Nigerian ecosystem. Throughout the year, average temperatures in Nigeria fall between 23.889°C and 31.111°C.  Nigeria is a tropical country, we have two seasons; dry season and rainy season. The dry season lasts from October to April, is accompanied by high temperature and low humidity. I recommend visiting for vacation during this period, tourists love the sun and the roads are more accessible during this time. We experience the “harmattan” cold breeze from December - February. March - August, the country is in the rainy season. The rainy season isn’t half as cold as it is in Europe so you can wear very little clothes.

I came to this forum to expose scammers. And I tried to work against scammers. And in doing so I have had the good fortune to join some signature campaigns, I am grateful to those managers for accepting me.

The payment I am currently receiving from the signature campaign is enough to cover my expenses alone in the country where I live. I don't know if I will get a chance in the high paying signature campaign in the future, but the support I am getting now is a lot.