That's a Woman's Handwriting: Reactions as Man Shares Inspiring Note Stranger Attached to His Missing File
- There are angels in human form, and a man identified as Benkingsley Nwashara can testify to this
- The young man said he forgot his file at a place he wrote a professional exam, and when he found it he saw an inspiring note attached to it
- According to the young man, the note came at a time she needed such words of encouragement to keep pushing
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A man identified as Benkingsley Nwashara has taken to social media to disclose how a stranger lifted his spirit some time ago.
Benkingsley with the Twitter handle @Benking452 said he forgot his file at a place he wrote a professional exam and went back for it some days later.
Source: Twitter
Upon seeing the file, he found a short note slightly glued inside it to encourage the young man.
The note read:
"Those who strive to reach the end of the tunnel will see the light. You're going to see the light too. Keep pushing. You're a star."
Benkingsley said he left the building in tears and more hopeful and joyful.
His post read in part:
"Been a long I was told this. Thanks to whosoever that wrote this to me. God bless you."
Tweeps soon flooded the comment section of the post to share their thoughts.
@novjb commented:
"Beautiful Red heart. And yes, you are a Star, and you will shine."
@EmpireofAfrica_ said:
"Wo when you know.....you know... Definitely a woman's hard writing."
@PrincePdada wrote:
"The hand writting (sic) is familiar."
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In other news, a Nigerian man with the Twitter handle @MikeMicheal_ has taken to the social media platform to celebrate his win after getting a scholarship for his PhD in inorganic chemistry.
The young man simply identified as Mike said he got the offer with his 4.49 CGPA. He would be doing his PhD with his first degree.
According to Mike, he will be working as a teaching assistant and receiving over $23,000 (N8,764,150) stipend.
Source: Legit.ng
