Man Celebrates Becoming a Doctor, Mzansi Wishes Him Well
- A local man has headed online to celebrate his newfound job as a medical professional
- The proud doctor shared a snap of his new name tag at his place of employment
- Naturally, social media users took to wishing the gentleman well and many couldn't help swooning over the amazing accomplishment
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A local man has headed online to celebrate the completion of his medical studies. The new doctor is officially employed and even shared one very inspirational snap of his work name tag.
Source: Twitter
@DrSekoati was the incredible young man behind the pictures. The Lesotho national has definitely made the entire Southern Africa proud.
"Mama I made it," he emotionally captioned the post.
Mzansi was all up in the comments section and had more than just a few congratulatory messages for the young professional. Many marvelled at the seven long years of dedication the doctor had to endure to reach the amazing achievement.
Check out some of the comments below:
@DrSekoati said:
"Thank you so much. 7 years away from home for this."
@Brancy19 said:
"3 years into this, I told you you’d pass and be in Cuba for only 7 years; not 7+ and positive words from a wise lady led by God got the universe responding positively. A whole Dr! I’m proud of you and how much you put your heart into your career."
@T_Seetsi said:
"Lebitso la hao le monate jwang! and congratulations."
@Pulane___ said:
"Finally my love. Congratulations Sekoati!"
@marsha_ndapanda said:
"Felicidades médico!"
@RSepetla said:
"Now that's worth celebrating."
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Lady becomes 1st doctor in her family, shares photo of where she wrote down her dream
In a similar story, Briefly News previously reported that a lady identified as Uyiosa Ogunbor has achieved the dream she wrote down 10 years ago as she became a medical doctor.
In a LinkedIn post, she said the path to success was fraught with many difficulties. In 2016, she was rejected four times from different schools before she sought opportunities abroad.
Schools that had earlier rejected her soon called her back for interviews. As a student, the lady revealed that she also learned financial literacy along the way.
Uyiosa founded a company called Medsimple as an undergraduate. The outfit mentors and provide resources for aspiring medical professionals.
The victorious lady said though starting a business was so much rough, in retrospect, she was glad she took the step then.
The young lady appreciated people who offered various support to her along the way and those who accepted her business pitches.
At the time of writing this report, her post has gathered over 2,000 comments with more than 28,000 likes.
Briefly News compiled some of them below:
Mercedes Hernández Estrada said:
"I remember you well as a teenager and I knew then that you had the potential and drive to do great things with your life. This is one of many successes… I am sure. Enjoy it and celebrate your talent, sharing it with the world!"
Alexis Robinson said:
"Girlllll those coloured pens and this handwriting was popping as young ones lol congrats girl!"
Sarah Rogers said:
"Fantastic news Uyiosa. Many congratulations."
EziDrops EziDrops said:
"Heartiest Congratulations."
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