Woman Quits Job In Dubai To Start Poultry Farming, Shows Success In TikTok Video: "Right Call"

• A TikTok user shared her success journey online after she ditched her job in Dubai to follow her passion for poultry
• The hardworking young lady showed off the many chickens and chicks she reared, showing her business was blooming
• The trajectory of her life inspired social media users as some hailed her for her faith while others shared similar experiences

A young lady has challenged social media users after taking a great leap of faith many would fear to take.

The gorgeous TikTok user disclosed that she quit her job in Dubai to follow her passion in the business sector.

She did not reveal her previous job in the most populous city in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) but was glad to follow her heart.

" It’s not easy, but it’s also worth it," read the caption on the inspirational and viral TikTok video.

Poultry farming in Uganda

The woman noted she left her job and returned to her home country, Uganda, to start poultry farming as her main hustle.

She had a brood of hens and a clutch of chicks all over the chicken coop, where she reared them for profit.

The animals looked healthy and well-fed, and their environment looked neat and clean, showing the lady's hard work and her love for her business.

Social media users reactions

The lady encouraged social media users as they flocked to her comment section to share their views.

Riney boss lady

"As if you're my sister, I left my job in Chin Chin Restaurant Dubai just to come and set up my farming. God is great. The business moves well."

AwesomeDaddy:

"The employment mentality is too bad. Congratulations dear. Be your boss."

jackyflowy

"Not bad at all. If you put in the energy you use in Dubai. It's different from people who work in Uganda. You will make it."

Vee Fragrance:

"Watching this from Dubai, so proud of you. I like to see women winning."

University student earning KSh 441,000

Separately, a 2nd-year student landed a foreign job that paid KSh 441,000 monthly to work remotely.

The over-the-moon student said his ultimate aim was to relocate abroad after graduating.

Many netizens were speechless upon learning that the student would earn almost half a million monthly.

"No, you don’t. I believe before your salary comes in, some deductions might include tax as well. If do, you don’t need to pay taxes again," a netizen commented.