Woman Empties GH¢22,931 Susu Box Of Savings, Netizens Motivated: “Great Inspiration”

• A woman reaped what she sowed as she emptied her box or susu of savings after a year
• The lady saved GH¢63 every day and made GH¢22,931 at the time she decided to empty her box
• Online users reacted to her saving strategy, with many inspired and planning to start saving

A South African woman emptied her skhaftin or lunchbox of savings.

In a TikTok video shared by @keabetswekea846, the woman is seen at her home with a big box filled with cash notes. She emptied it on the table.

TikTok users were amased. They asked for saving tips.

According to the TikTokker, the lady saved R100 every day for a year. She said the total savings she made was R36,500.

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"She said she saved R100 a day, so meaning she saved R36,500 and she saved every day for a year."

See the lady taking out her savings

TikTokkers feel inspired

The video got over 14,000 likes, with many online users applauding the woman and feeling inspired by the savings.

@LadySiya said:

"I tried this with a 5ltr bottle and I made a mistake of telling my mom."

@Lilly shared:

"I bought safe & so far I save R20 each day. Instead of buying bread I cook papa."

@MT_Ngwana joked:

"Guy's tell me how do you sleep knowing that you have a skhafthini full of cash hlee...? Because nna i would be shopping all weekend "

@Mvelase H shared:

"Wow well done mama don't stop dear you are strong.R36 500 that' lot of money my dear...Keep up a good work."

@Boitumelo said:

"You motivate me my DEAREST I ASK God to give wise and perseverance to Do likewise THANKS."

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@Mma Bezuidenhout commented:

"Wow this is inspiring but 100rand a day pheeww it's a lot. I'll do 30rand a day"

@Bishop Maila 4 wrote:

"Weldone ❤️✌✌✌"

@mamana mommy said:

"Great inspiration."

@Kholo_k1977 commented:

"Well done, you working hard and disciplined."

Ghanaian Woman Narrates Running Into Gh¢40k Debt After Joining A Susu Group

In another story, a Ghanaian lady bemoaned her experience of running into a debt of more than GH¢40,000 after she joined a susu group.

Resorting to a popular Facebook page called Tell It Moms, she anonymously shared that she made a decision sometime back to partake in a 12 member susu where they would be contributing Ghc1,000 per month but she is unable to pay now.

Source: Briefly.co.za