Young Graduate Dances In Wheelchair On Graduation Day, Amazing Video Evokes Joy
- A young man in a wheelchair had people in tears as he took the graduation stage with pride
- TikTok user @nomzamoandthabo shared a video showing the heartwarming moment
- Mzansi people felt extremely proud and let the guy know that he is an inspiration
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A Mangosuthu University of Technology graduate had people in tears when he spun his wheelchair on the graduation stage out of pure excitement and pride.
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It takes a lot to rise above your struggles. This young man reminded Mzansi that you are your only limitation.
Graduate in a wheelchair goes viral on TikTok
TikTok user @nomzamoandthabo shared a video showing a graduate in a wheelchair from Mangosuthu University of Technology taking the stage. The young man whizzed his wheelchair across the stage, and people went crazy!
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The main in the clip is @nomzamoandthabo's base, and she couldn't be more proud of everything he has achieved despite his disabilities.
Take a look:
Mzansi people shed tears over the touching moment
Guys, this is something special. People couldn't hold back the tears as their hearts burst with pride for the young man.
Read some of the emotional comments:
@Nomsa Isabel Sekoboa said:
“I’m here to fetch my people I know I’m not the only one crying ”
@Kwazikwenkosi said:
“It’s when he started to move and everyone standing up… I just couldn’t! ”
@Xolisa❤ said:
“I'm not crying, you are”
@Matete Honeyb said:
“Amazing. Congratulations May work opportunities open up for you.”
Dad receives late daughter's certificate
Earlier YEN.com.gh reported that it was emotional seeing how one father walked the graduation stage at Nelson Mandela University to accept the degree of his late daughter.
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It is an immensely proud moment for any parent to watch their child graduate. However, losing your child just before you get to experience that must be an unexplainable pain.
UMAT graduate receives a cash price
Also, Alberta Agyapomaah Tawiah, a Ghanaian lady, received GH¢12,000 for emerging as the 2023 Overall Best Female Graduating Student at the University of Mines and Technology (UMaT).
She graduated with a Cumulative Weighted Average (CWA) of 87.41% in BSc Mining Engineering to claim the title for her year group.
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