Police officer celebrates buying car after 13 years of trekking to work, social media react
- A Police officer has celebrated a new achievement in his life
- The officer with the rank of constable recently gifted himself a new car after 13 years of going to and fro work on foot
- He appreciated God for the whip just as he admitted that he is not where he had wanted to be
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Congratulations are in order for an officer of the South African law as he recorded a life-changing feat.
Taking to Linkedln to share the heartwarming development, the man who is a constable by rank narrated how he had persevered and toiled for 13 years.
He said for the whole of 13 years he had trekked to and fro his place of work.
Source: UGC
Constable Zungu stated that though he may not be where he had hoped to be at this point in his career, he was grateful to God for how far he had come in his career and field of endeavour.
His post read:
"Finally, after 13 years working and walking to work.
"Well, I may not be where i wanted and wished to be in terms of my career but im grateful that God has been so good to me."
As of time of filing this report, the post had garnered over 37,000 reactions and comments.
Lindie Whitfield commented:
"I had a car. And a nice house, and a business I’d worked for since 16. At 50 I lost everything and walked away with just a bag of clothes, my lipstick and a heart full of tears. I had to walk everywhere.
"So I did... every day, even when I had nowhere to go. But it healed my mind & I lost 7 stones in weight! My health improved and I encountered interesting people.
"And then I fell in love against all my protestations that I would never again. I still don’t own my home, and I haven’t replaced my car, and I don’t hope to.
"I have never been so happy or grateful to my somewhat chubby, imperfect little legs! Enjoy what you have worked for, drive with a big smile always, but promise me you will still walk with pride."
Rachel Onamusi wrote:
"Plenty to be grateful for. Excellent achievement, Constable Zungu!"
Yamkela Tefani reacted:
"Congratulations Zungu."
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported how a young man bought his first car at 22, Nigerians tell him it's not about age.
Many Nigerians reacted in different ways to his photos. While some congratulated him, others wanted to know how he was able to make his money, asking him to show them.
There were a few who also showcased what they achieved before they were even his age. A man with the Twitter handle @Ominikells said he bought his first vehicle at 19.
Source: Legit.ng
