Lady with Disability Celebrates as She Graduates from University against All Odds, Photos Break the Internet
- A lady with disability has finally fulfilled her academic dreams against all odds
- This is as she recently graduated from the university
- Social media users joined her in celebrating her achievement with nice thoughts
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A physically-challenged woman has celebrated becoming a graduate in style. The lady identified as Christine Chama took to LinkedIn to announce her achievement.
Chama said it has always been something she wanted to achieve and put in a lot of effort. Her hardwork and persistence eventually paid off.
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The development studies graduate from University of Zambia wrote:
"One of my dreams finally came true yesterday as I graduated from the University of Zambia with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Development Studies with Sociology."
An excited Christine shared pictures in which she rocked her academic gown all smiles.
Social media users described her as inspirational and congratulated her.
As of time of time of making this report, her post already got over 746k reactions as social media stood still for her.
Daniel Flomo reacted:
"Wow... Congratulations ma."
Paul Samuel commented:
"Great work."
Jacinta Edegbai said:
"Wow!!! Congratulations."
Kudzaiishe Ndawana reacted:
"Congratulations Christine."
Opeyemi Shukrat Yusuph remarked:
"Congratulations ma."
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian graduate manufactures paint to overcome his disability.
The man named Odebode studied mechanical engineering at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology and concluded his NYSC service year in 2015. His focus was to secure a blue-collar job, but in 2016, disappointment in securing a private-sector job pushed him into paint production.
Odebode said:
"After my service in 2015, My friend called me and asked me what I was doing to manage but I told him nothing because I was still looking for a white-collar job but one question that he asked me was that did I have any skill but I said no.
"And this my friend happens to be a mechanical engineer. He acquired roadside mechanic skill before I went to Lautech to study mechanical engineering. So that was how he introduced me to the man that taught me how to produce paint. So I started paint production in Feb 2016."
Source: Legit.ng
