@theladymotara Yes.
Remember, forgiveness does not restore trust and confidence. And it is easier to forgive than to forget.
So, it is possible to forgive without wanting them back for peace and sanity of one's mind.
@arojinle1 My advice is simple: stay, build, and scale the business.
He should think beyond the immediate attraction of earning in euros and ask himself:
“Where can this 13 million business take me in the next 5–10 years if I dedicate myself to growing it?”
@arojinle1 Please, I would sincerely advise him not to go.
If his fish farming business is already worth over ₦13 million, why abandon an established business for a job that pays about €1,000 per month, or roughly €12,000 annually?
@arojinle1 There is nothing wrong with seeking opportunities in the diaspora, but he should seriously consider whether €1,000 a month is worth abandoning a business that could potentially generate far more in the long run.
@arojinle1 With a fish farm worth over ₦13 million, there is potential to generate multiple production cycles and achieve a turnover several times the value of the investment annually, if the business is properly managed and expanded.
@arojinle1 What he is about to give up is not just a ₦13 million investment; he is giving up an established business with significant growth potential for the uncertainty of starting a new life abroad on a relatively modest salary.
@Pressman2040 People who engage in acts like this need rehabilitation. I find it difficult to believe that anyone in their right mind would deliberately indulge in such a demented act.
@arojinle1 Humans are very close to achieving their desired result. Since the baboons are scaling the fence by using the trees, it is time to hew down all the trees around the fence. Then, they should wait for their next move of the baboons if there's more.