Brilliant Law Graduate Celebrates Bagging Degree With 46 Distinctions
- A young South African graduate recently shared how grateful he is for finally bagging his law degree
- In a highly inspirational post, the young man shares that he graduated Summa Cum Laude and bagged 46 distinctions
- The truly motivational post rightfully received thousands of reactions and hundreds of comments from locals who were super impressed
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A truly brilliant South African graduate, Francis Tafadzwa Mayebe recently shared with a graduate success story page, Varsity World how grateful he was that he had bagged his LLB Degree with a Summa Cum Laude and 46 distinctions.
Source: Facebook
"Graduating (LLB) with Distinction - Summa Cum Laude with 46 Distinctions and 21 Academic Merit Awards has really taken me back to where it all started.
"l am so grateful to all that have supported me this far and mainly to God for all the blessings in life. l am excited for the for the future and most importantly to make a meaningful contribution to the bright future of our African Continent.
"As we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same." - Madiba"-Francis Tafadzwa Mayebe, LLB-Summa Cum,the inspirational post reads.
Locals had this to say about the heartwarming Facebook post:
Michael Towner said:
"I'm from the United States Congratulations Madiba- Francis Tafadwazwa Mayebe in graduating Suma Cum Laude with Distinction. Your on the Path to Becoming a Global Leader! The Sky is the Limit!"
Mpho Dioke said:
"Congratulations 46 distinctions Wow!!!"
Sine Noxolo Ndabeni said:
"Wooooow the future is way too bright, congratulations"
In similar inspiring Briefly News, a brilliant Ghanaian young lady by the name Abena Boadi-Agyemang has won for herself a massive offer from Microsoft whilst studying for her BSc in Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University.
In an inspirational narration sighted by Briefly News on the LinkedIn handle of Abena's sister, Akosua, it was indicated that she will graduate from the Stanford University School of Engineering in June 2021.
Simultaneously, she has also been accepted into multiple PhD programs and has accepted to attend Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Institute this fall. Moreover, Abena has, in addition, received an offer from the highly competitive Microsoft Research Internship Program for summer 2021.
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Source: Briefly News
