Dumsani I truly appreciate how you honour your granny and her sacrifice. We all know grannies would do anything to see their grandchildren successful. God bless your new employer and his family. May God bless you with a like-minded partner. Thank you Gogo.
I am South African living in Canada and everytime I see stories like this or graduates doing their traditional dances I cry like a baby. Maybe I just miss Mzansi❤ Goodluck Dumisane, we are proud of you👏🏾
@@panashehomero688 My brother was in exile in Canada. He has since went back to SA and he is a Captain in the Navy. Well I stayed behind, studied ( a lot), got married amd had a baby. Now I am just a regular proud Mosotho girl in Canada😂
This clearly shows that gogo has been praying for Duminsani wow I'm so happy for him may the good Lord continue to bless him and many others who has already graduated and those who are still at home 5 years after graduation
I wish I had cried at my grad in front of everyone like that. The journey was hard and I still haven’t gotten a job 3years later. It’s killing me. I hope all you graduates find employment. ♥️ And 🕯
Pray to God and thank Him for carrying you this far. Asked Him to open doors for you in Jesus Name and I'm telling you He is faithful. You will get that job you studied for. Have faith in God. 🙏❤️ He loves you
If you have dreams besides "education" don't leave them hanging. You'll end up hiring people to work for you and not being hired by people so you can work for them m8.
He deserves all the good things that life can offer. Praying for God's grace upon his life going forward. All the best Boss. Good things are awaiting you ahead.
Dumi uJehova uyakwazi ukuwenza nangike usephinde wenza futhi usazokwenza futhi aphinde futhi ngicela uqhubeke uzithobe esandleni somusa surely goodness and mercy will follow u use ungakhohlwa uzimpande Uma wehla uJehova uyakuphakamisa all the best son I pray that you granny must live to eat the fruits of her sweats and my god bless you and yo family
Thumbs up UKZN, it also published my story internally, assisted me in getting the outfit so that I could attend my graduation back then, it was a veru nice day, I wore tradional clothes too. Siphuma kude nempilo.
All Glory and Power belongs to our mighty Heavenly Father.Siyayi dumisa inkosi.Well done.Your granny has had her prayers answered and that she gets better soon.Stay blessed.
I wish Dumisani nothing but good life and success, I love your spirit ......May God guide u and protect u....wishing koko a fast recovery,I am proud of you though I dnt know u.....Congratulations dearest
At times I feel being born without a silver spoon is a blessing in disguise. You begin to view life in a different perspective, you value life and every opportunity. You just don't take anything for granted.it is through hardship that we learn the beauty of life. We thank u Lord Jesus for making it happen for this young boy. Continue to guide him to take care of his family. He is the light in his family. May his light continue to shine. Amen
You are so right. Unlike many of out children whom we babysit until they are adults. I was brought up by my grandmother too and I see the difference in values with many of those raised by both parents.
God is just so faithful 🙌🙌🙌 Sometimes He can just watch you cry and only give you strength to carry on and not take away the burden immediately. But when He's done testing you, He gives you the best. Like I can't imagine how many tears this young graduate cried since he started studying, while other students were enjoying life. But when He remembered him He worked a paradox in His life. All glory goes to God🙏
DUMISANI THE NAME EXPLAIN ITSELF He was really happy and thanking God dancing praising with a passion when he thinks the struggle of her Granny to fight for his success What an appriation I pray her Grant heal and eat the good of her work Thank God about this video and the Boss who hired him GOD IS SO GOOD HE RAISES THE POOR FROM THE DUST NEFSAS CAN JUMP YOU BUT GOD HAS A PLAN ABOUT OUR LIVES AS AN INDIVISUALLS Glory to God Hallelujah ❤️🙏🏾
Thanks Dumisani for taking an opportunity given by God and use it profitably. Others do not behave as you've been. Ukhule mfanakithi. I am from Ndondwane. Umakhelwane
Dumisani is going to achieve a lot and look after his grandmother as he has a bright and great future ahead of him. Congratulations son your graduation no matter how you were dressed thats secondary. You made your granny proud. Wipe off those tears as you are starting a new error of your life. Best wishes ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Dumi......me as a student ..your story inspired me not to give up while I was about to , indeed ; it doesnt matter where you come from or what you going through the Truth is you can become whatever you choose to be in life 🌈 TO EDUCATION ‼️✨✅
Wow Dumi 👌 well done and lm happy for the honouring your Granny ,l wish her a soon recovery and the blessings ,stay blessed and don't forget your Granny when thinks turn well for you Lots of love God bless you Dumie
I can relate. To God be the Glory and, this is a blessing to his granny and everyone who contributed to his success. May God bless the person who captured this including the employer and the entire family. It gives hope to realize that we still have people who takes things at heart........and do as God reveals to them
She graduated last year June pray for me Dumi I am a pensioner ND she.is.having a child who is now at school ND I am a pensioner all is upon my shoulders .thank God may bless youby filling your life
I am a UKZN student also and this picture really had me emotional that I wished I had the power to just give him anything he wanted and take back the hands of time and heal his grandma so that she could see for herself how God trusted her to raise a strong boy that would one day graduate with the money from street vending. we have so much to be thankful for.....HALALA mntomnyama "HAMBA NGALAMANDLA ENGIKUNIKE WONA"
I'm proud of you Dumisani at the end of tunnel ther is lite dont to get where you come from God bless the old lady the good work of raising the child out of nothing till he graduated
