"I Got the Job": Man Finally Celebrates Employment After 8 Years Waiting
- A local man has finally got a job after eight long years of waiting
- The determined gentleman has encouraged others to trust God's timing for their own struggles with unemployment
- Mzansi took to the comments section, sharing congratulatory messages for the inspiring man
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A local man has definitely pulled at Mzansi's heartstrings after sharing his touching story of finally receiving employment. The resilient young man had been waiting eight long years before eventually finding work.
Source: Instagram
Twitter user @ShaneJeremy1 shared the inspiring story. Although the youngster had been waiting a few years to find work, he's always trusted God's timing and knew the hardships were part of a larger plan.
"I GOT THE JOB!!!! After 8 years of praying!!! God always listens. His timing is perfect. #NeverGiveUp #Education" he captioned the heartfelt post.
Many social media users felt encouraged by the young man and took to the comments section to share congratulatory messages. Check out some of their comments below:
@NomhleN has this heartfelt message:
"Waking up to this tweet gave me such hope. Thank you for reminding us that delay is not denial. Congratulations, praying that with this job, you are able to catch up on the lost years and find the utmost joy."
@LisaLeeSolomon1 sweetly said:
"Congratulations!!!! 8 years is a long time. I'm sure you going to enjoy every minute of the new job."
@GaMorolong said:
"A grateful heart, a breakthrough."
@CASHINVESTOR777 said:
"Salute soldier."
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Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported that in an exclusive interview, a 22-year-old man, who finished high school in 2015, said he learnt photography for a bit. He disclosed that he had to stop photography after two years because of his mother’s failing health and assist so that her business would not crumble.
Jimoh revealed that pap-making is a very lucrative business and that was why he decided to give it full focus in 2018. On his education, he said:
“Yeah, I wrote about NOUN school programme last year, I had to suspend my education at NOUN, due to that I wanted to stay focus and build my brand to a stage that even if I'm away, it will function without me and orders will be delivered. As soon as my prayers are answered and the business gets stabilised, I should go back to continue my schooling.”
The young man, who lost his dad almost 19 years ago, disclosed that he had the opportunity to meet the Ekiti state governor, Kayode Fayemi, after his post went viral. With help from kind sponsors, he was also able to get a befitting grinder to replace the one his mother used for about 13 years.
He also completed the building where the pap is made. On his 22nd birthday, the man was celebrated in Kogi by the state's deputy governor where he was given an award. The young businessman said that people sometimes look down on the business because of how messy the work environment can be during production.
Despite everything he has been through, Jimoh has been able to inspire a lot of people to strive hard and create worthy ventures.
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