Man celebrates friend's beautiful new home with stunning pic
- A young man has taken to Twitter to share a picture of the home he says belongs to his friend
- In the touching Twitter post, he explains how his friend worked hard to build the property earning a measly R1200 gardening salary
- Twitter users quickly flocked to the comment section to find out how they too could build beautiful homes earning little money
Our manifesto: This is what YEN.com.gh believes in
Install our latest app for Android and read the best news about Ghana
Celebrating your friend's achievements in life is a big flex. A young Twitter user, @ThirstySphe did exactly that recently after he shared a picture of a friend's beautiful new home which is in the process of being finished up by builders.
In the touching Twitter post, the man explains that his friend who works as a gardener only earns R1200. While it is unclear whether or not he earns that amount daily, weekly, or monthly, building your own home is always a great achievement.
The touching post also goes on to explain how his friend whose name he, unfortunately, did not mention, also had some drinking problems which had led people to doubt his ability to complete the dream of building a beautiful home. See the tweet below.
"I salute my homie! Man builds himself a home earning R1200 salary from garden services. At first people thought that he will never make it at work due to alcohol problems he faced."
Twitter users who were impressed with the motivational story, headed to the comments section to share their thoughts about the wondrous achievement. Many of them asked for advice on how they too can build themselves a home with a small amount of money.
The man has been contacted for a comment, he is yet to respond.
Source: UGC
In similar inspiring news, Lucky ‘Dryva’ Thusi is one of those people who is living proof that hard work, passion and perseverance pave the road to success! As the first person ever to hold the title of news editor for two different Caxton publications in his branch in Johannesburg, he is an inspiration to his colleagues and young journalists everywhere.
Fortunately for him, Caxton believes in investing in their staff to give them opportunities to improve themselves and gave Lucky the chance to train as a reporter as part of their Cadet Programme.
In 2007, Lucky spent his first day in the newsroom, as a cadet, getting a feel for the real world of reporting. Next, he was sent to Cross Media in Honeydew for an intensive course in journalism. “It was fascinating and exciting. We had a very young and vibrant class and I was the second-eldest person in my class at 27,” said Lucky.
John Dumelo has promised to dedicate 50% of his salary to the youth of his constituency | #Yencomgh
Have national and human interest issues to discuss?
Know someone who is extremely talented and needs recognition?
Send us a message now on our official Facebook page.
Source: YEN.com.gh
