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Reading: South African young Lady who use to sell Sweet and Chips to Pay Her University walk up the stage with bags of chips and sweets as a reminder of her journey on her graduation
Reading: South African young Lady who use to sell Sweet and Chips to Pay Her University walk up the stage with bags of chips and sweets as a reminder of her journey on her graduation

South African young Lady who use to sell Sweet and Chips to Pay Her University walk up the stage with bags of chips and sweets as a reminder of her journey on her graduation

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South African young Lady who use to sell Sweet and Chips to Pay Her University walk up the stage with bags of chips and sweets as a reminder of her journey on her graduation
South African young Lady who use to sell Sweet and Chips to Pay Her University walk up the stage with bags of chips and sweets as a reminder of her journey on her graduation

A South African lady identified as Nosipho Ngidi’s story is one that inspires many, particularly women from less privileged backgrounds. The South African lady is a graduate of Mangosuthu University of Technology in KwaZulu-Natal, but it was not an easy journey for her. As a student, she had to hustle by selling sweets and chips on campus to take care of her bills.

On graduation day, Ngidi made a statement that left many attendees in awe. As she walked up the stage to receive her certificate, she carried bags of chips and sweets. For Ngidi, it was a reminder of the journey she had been on as a student.

Her story is a testament to the power of determination, resilience, and hard work. Ngidi did not let her circumstances define her; instead, she persevered despite the challenges and emerged victorious.

Her story has become a beacon of hope for many African women who come from less privileged backgrounds. It shows that no matter how difficult the journey may be, as long as you don’t give up, you shall emerge great.

Ngidi’s determination and resilience have earned her the respect and admiration of many people, not just in South Africa but also globally. Her story has been featured in numerous media outlets and has inspired many people to chase their dreams, regardless of their background.

Furthermore, Ngidi’s story highlights the importance of education in breaking the cycle of poverty. Through education, individuals can acquire knowledge, skills, and expertise that can help them improve their lives and those of their families.

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Nosipho Ngidi’s story is a powerful reminder of the value of perseverance and hard work. She has become an inspiration to many African women, showing them that they too can achieve their dreams with determination and resilience. Her story also highlights the importance of education in breaking the cycle of poverty and empowering individuals to create a better future for themselves and their families.

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Festus Conteh is an international youth that functions conveniently in all forms of writing including article writing, news, script, content writing, constitution and project/proposal writing. Writing is fun to Festus and has brought fame and recognition in his clime. In 2019, he was awarded best upcoming writer in an online writing completion that was organized by the Association of Sierra Leonean Authors (ASLA). After his impactful contribution to national development and cohesion through writing, he was nominated for the African Genius Award for the Best Writer in Africa Award Category an award he lost to one of the greatest African Writers - Chinua Achebe. In 2022, Festus was one of the applicants to the Commonwealth Youth Council (CYC) as Vice Chairperson (Policy and Advocacy) a process that met imperil feedback. As a freelancer, Festus has written articles for magazines, newspapers, and media houses and his articles have attracted big media houses including BBC, Aljazeera and Legit. Ng and is the Head of Programs at Salone Messenger a public relations firm based in Sierra Leone with the latest news and information. He is the founder of Africa’s Wakanda a platform that spotlight the beauty of Africa. Festus is also a perpetual volunteer in life-changing causes and has shown great commitment and dedication to being a catalyst and solution to the challenges faced by young people like himself. Festus currently serves as the Secretary General of the Africa Youth Leaders movement which is a network of youth between the ages of 20 – 30 years who have shown achievement, leadership potential and commitment to make a difference. Festus is also the Africa Focal Point of Youth for Change Initiative, which is a platform through which young people can access resources, be empowered and given the opportunity to grow to become useful members of society who will participate in the development of their communities and nation. Along with another Africa Youth platform, Festus has Co-Founded the Future of Africa initiative which is an advocate forum with the aim to bring together local and international socio-economic stakeholders to support innovative programs aimed at advancing the radical and practical progress of adoption awareness-vulnerable children and youth and youth leadership-through interlinking local, regional and international resources and opportunities.