Man Proudly Flexes the 1st Place Ever to Call His Own, Inspires Many with Photo
- A young South African man took to social media to share the good news of his recent achievement
- In a Twitter post, @Theo_Payne showed off his new home, which is also the first place to ever call his own
- Proud online users were overjoyed for the young man’s newfound independence and wished him well
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Few feelings compare to achieving a long-awaited goal. Taking to social media to show off his humble abode was online user @Theo_Payne.
Source: Twitter
He shared an image of his new place in a rural area which he will be renting to be closer to his job.
“Renting in the laliz (homelands) to be close to work. First time having a place to call my own,” said the new homeowner on a tweet.
His fellow online followers were overjoyed for the young man’s recent accomplishment and took to the comments section to wish him well.
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Check out their reactions on the post:
@karabo_mosito commented:
“Congratulations, not everyone gets to that point.”
@STILESMbulazi reacted:
“Congrats to many more wins.”
@themaledoll reacted:
“All the best on a permanent.”
@Jay32144396 wrote:
“I wish you nothing but the best in your future endeavors!!”
@CHRIZ__CJ responded:
“Congratulations bro. May you have the resources to furnish it. I'll get mine too soon.”
@Wolf_Luna28 said:
“Congratulations, to more growth.”
@obsessi63332213 reacted:
“Freedom is priceless.”
@Yobs___ commented:
“That's is a great start.”
Stunner buys a house to celebrate 27th birthday
YEN.com.gh previously reported on how a focused woman about her business was the toast of her followers on social media after she headed online recently to make a blistering announcement.
The tweep, @AmanziAbanzi, gushed with excitement when she revealed she was celebrating her birthday 10 days before Valentine's Day. But that's not all as, wait for it, she'd also just gotten the keys to the brand new home she bought, giving her two reasons to burst with pride.
She dutifully shared an image showing her brandishing the keys to what she described as her dream house.
The caption read:
Gorgeous, gorgeous girls bought themselves their dream house in their dream neighbourhood for their birthday. Hello, 27. I am so happy to see you."
The post, undoubtedly, was her more than 6 400 followers' cup of tea as they beamed ever so enthusiastically at the welcome development, which by all accounts, had been in the offing for some time. The image shows her standing on what appears to be the front porch of the home.
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