Jubilation as Woman Becomes Graduate, Finishes From Same University Where She Worked As Cleaner

Jubilation as Woman Becomes Graduate, Finishes From Same University Where She Worked As Cleaner

  • A South African woman who worked as a cleaner for 14 years has now graduated from the same institution she cleaned at
  • Sthembile Mngwengwe bagged a Degree in Social Sciences from the University of KwaZulu-Natal recently
  • Many social media users have praised her resilience, hard work, and pure determination that lead her to where she is today

A 40-year-old woman has wowed Mzansi with her educational journey. Sthembile Mngwengwe worked as a cleaner at the University of KwaZulu-Natal for a massive 14 years. She has now graduated from the same facility with a Degree in Social Sciences.

Her story was initially shared on social media by Kasi Economy. Inspired by her determination, Briefly News reshared her work to Facebook and received an outstanding response from inspired South Africans.

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This stunning local lady bagged a degree from the university she worked for 14 years as a cleaner at. Image: @KasiEconomy
Source: Twitter

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People showered Sthembile with praise and blessings

KaSamela Khayeleehle Nkosingphile said:

"Power to your resilience."

Paula Bambo Seleka wrote:

"We are led."

Prince Maposa commented:

"God raises those who are down to where everyone can see."

Alex Kihehere shared:

"Well done sweetheart, you're an inspiration to many out there."

Norah Mashudu Makatu added:

"This is a motivational story, big up to her!"

Father with several degrees

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a proud son, Titilola Bello, went online to celebrate his dad who excelled again in his academics and bagged his second PhD from the University of Ibadan.

Titilola said that the PhD is one of the several academic achievements the man has got in his lifetime.

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He already had three master's degrees in law, banking and finance, and computer science. Apart from that, he has five other certifications.

He also has many other certifications

The son said that his father's academic profile intimidates him. According to Titilola, Bello is also a:

"Fellow Chartered Arbitrators UK, Fellow Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, Fellow Chartered Institute of Stock Brokers Nigeria. Certified International Mediator CEDR."

Speaking with Legit.ng on what it feels like to have a strong dad like Bello, the son said:

"It is quite a privilege really. From childhood, he has always been keen on education and intellectual growth. I have 3 brothers (4 sons, no daughter) and I remember when he used to give us essays at a very young age. Before heading out to work, he gives assignments in different subjects and reviews them upon his return."

Source: Legit.ng

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