Lady Who Vowed to Build Her Mother a House Fulfils the Promise, Uses Her Salary to Do It, Shares Photos

Lady Who Vowed to Build Her Mother a House Fulfils the Promise, Uses Her Salary to Do It, Shares Photos

  • A young lady, Regomoditswe Martha Ntshekisang, has inspired many people on LinkedIn as she showed the house built for her mother
  • Martha said she saved from her salary for four years to be able to accomplish the dream of giving her parent some comfort
  • People who reacted to her post said what she did for her mother will greatly open doors of abundance for her

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A young lady, Regomoditswe Martha Ntshekisang, has gone online to share the story of how she was able to do right by her mother.

In a LinkedIn post on Wednesday, October 6, the woman said that when she was in secondary school, she promised herself that she would build a house for her mother. At that time, they were living in a family member’s home.

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The lady blessed God.
Many people praise the lady for what she did. Photo source: LinkedIn/Regomoditswe Martha Ntshekisang
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Her life changed

Martha stated that she was depressed when after finishing college, she could not get where to work. With prayers and faith, Toyota Forklift called her for an interview and her life turned around.

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Since the lady got the job four years ago, she has been saving from her salary. Martha said it is a thing in a family to always give back to people who have helped you.

Sharing photos of the house, the lady appreciated God for the blessing. Many people took to her comment section to appreciate her gesture.

God will bless you too

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:

Adv. Maemo Machethe said:

"Well done for honoring the commitment you made. You have now rewarded your mother and yourself with a decent place that you can call home. Believe me, when you make your parents happy, you make God happy and you will reap abandoned happiness and blessings."

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Tshegofatso Kekana said:

"Well done , you’ve got an amazing mindset. Your mom and family has to be proud , we are proud of what you have done."

Thandazile Mkhize said:

"Well done dear! This act will open up doors you never thought will ever open."

Thato Molapisi said:

"This is exceptional. Well done and may the Lord Bless you even more for honoring your mum."

Halala: Mzansi delights for young woman who built beautiful home for her mom

Earlier, Briefly News reported that a local woman is celebrated for building a beautiful house for her parent and says she managed it through God’s mercy. Nancy says it wasn’t easy to build the house for her mother but she persevered until the project came to completion.

The Twitter account holder is now congratulated for her hard work and the ability to finally bring a gift to her mom

Source: Briefly News

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