"We Did It Joe": Stunner Celebrates Putting Name on Roll of Attorneys
- A beautiful young woman recently headed online to celebrate getting admitted as an attorney of the High Court
- Her inspirational post includes a snap of herself standing outside the court looking as stylish as ever
- Many people loved how happy and proud she was of her new appointment and were soon congratulating her in the comment section
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Another beautiful South African woman, Mpho Dzhivhuwo has added her name to the growing list of candidate attorneys in the country. According to a post made by Facebook's Varsity World, the young lady proudly explains how the journey was long and hard but in the end, she did it.
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"4 years of law school, 2 years of articles plus 9 exams (Boards and SAIIPLS), 1 stressful High Court application and a whole lot of my Mother’s prayers...I finally put my family name on the roll of Attorneys. We did it joe!!!"-Mpho DzhivhuwoAdmitted Attorney of the High Court of South Africa, the post reads.
South Africans loved to see it and naturally reacted to the post over 1k times. Many of them took to the comment section to share hearty congratulatory messages. Read a few of their thoughtful comments below:
TE BO GO Keynesian said:
"Well deserved. Congratulations."
Osma Elsie Mahlako Sekonya asked:
"Is my 3rd year in law in asking if I will be placed after I complete or I have to hunt for myself"
Zetheh Zuma said:
"You are a role model. Can you please be my mentor."
Machipa Letsoalo said:
"Congratulations young lady"
In similar inspiring report, a beautiful and proud young mom recently headed online to share a heartwarming post about how she has finally become a graduate after she started her student journey while her little baby was still only a newborn.
The inspirational post that was shared on Twitter by @issa_goddess022 includes a snap of her little one sleeping while she pushed a late-night study session and another one of her proudly wearing her graduation gown.
"This is how I used to study back then with Baby Inathi, look, I just wanna cry, cause this lil man pushed me," she captioned the heartwarming snaps.
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