Visually Impaired Man Becomes Attorney, Thanks Mom and Grandmother for Undying Support: “I Am Richer for It”

• A valiant visually impaired man got admitted as an Attorney of The High Court of South Africa and thanked his mom and grandmother for the help
• Admittance to the high court is nothing to scoff at due to the competition being stiff as well as the crazy workload
• The achievement has been lauded by South Africans because of how undeniably impressive and inspirational it is

A visually impaired man became an Attorney of The High Court of South Africa and thanked his mom and gran for helping him achieve the momentous goal.

Varsity World shared the motivational post on Facebook where the hardworking unsighted Thabang Manamela shared his thanks to those who helped him on the journey.

Thabang sites his mom and grandmother as the primary source of his support by saying:

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"I am immensely grateful to all those who have carried me thus far. I am indebted to my mother and grandmother for helping me find my feet amidst the storms of life - I am richer for it."

Becoming an attorney is no easy feat. It requires consistent hard work and a competitive attitude, considering how many people have their eyes set on the High Court of South Africa.

These factors make Thabang's achievement all the more heartening because he did it with a disability that couldn't keep him down. South Africans lauded the new lawman and gave him well-deserved compliments. See the responses below:

MameTrio MamXesibe Makwabe-Mtyhobile said:

"Well done bhuti the Lord has blessed u."

BO Makasi commented:

"I'm so inspired, indeed we proud mjita!"

Hlayie Hlayie shared:

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"Daredevil in real life. Congratulations in order❤️"

Boitumelo Lylaa mentioned:

"Congratulations ✈️"

Kloepa Madipadi Phogole posted:

"Congratulations "

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In another story, YEN.com.gh previously reported on a 37-year-old Nigerian man who refused to give up on himself and carried on with his engineering craft despite going blind in 2017.

The talented man identified as Chimezie Uwaoma said he noticed that he was having partial blindness in 2015 and then completely lost his sight two years later.

Source: Briefly.co.za