True, there could be any of many reasons for Wes leaving. I believe a famous detective has stated, we must chip away the least likely reasons and the one that remains is what we need to accept.

I say that as us here, he was disapponted with how the company was managed and because the extra renumeration that he expected came to nil. We all play the company tune even when we see things are not going as we would like. BUT sooner or later patience gives way and we walk. How many shareholders have walked before him. The sp is a reflection of that walking.

I am not a shareholder in this company because of the management, natives or lackluster government support. On the contrary I am in inspite of them. My main and about the only reason is the physical hold in the form of property and known resource in that property.
A further qulification is the quality of the nickel ore and quantity of the chromite. People involved can come and go but the already known value of the ores can not be denied. It is a matter of time.

Ever patient, Ed.