“Don’t Only Thank God”: Mzansi Reminds Outstanding Student to Give Himself Credit

• A young South African student thanked God for allowing him to achieve the incredible results that he did
• Social media user @keamoncube scored a 91% average along with seven distinctions and gave glory to God
• The people of Mzansi reminded the young man that he did the hard work and therefore should take the credit

This young man gave all the glory of his exceptional matric results to God, however, the people of Mzansi felt he needed to take a little credit too.

With matric results having just been published, many are proudly showing off their marks all over social media.

Social media user @keamoncube, with hard work and dedication, scored a 91% average along with seven distinctions. What an incredible achievement.

Sharing the news on Twitter, the young man thanked God for making this possible!

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“7 Distinctions.

“91% Average.

“Top 1% in 3 Subjects.

“100% in 1 Subject.

“Thank you God. ❤️”

People of Mzansi remind the young man to take some credit

While everyone understands the power God has on making dreams come true, they believe this young man deserves to take credit for his amazing results.

Showering him with praise, the people of Mzansi told the matriculant to own his marks and to remember that he was the one who did the hard work.

Take a look at some of the comments

@Mr_Khambule178 said:

“Would it be wrong to thank YOURSELF for your dedication, hard work and all the hours YOU put in?”

@LoyilaniiQ said:

“Don't only thank God, you also put in the work. Congratulations!”

@its_archiles said:

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“Congratulations . That’s impressive may you continue to shine.”

@justbusisiwe said:

@MissPMatoli said:

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Just because you live in South Africa does not mean the doors of the world are shut. Lwandle Ntshangase is proof of this as he packs his bags to attend the prestigious Oxford University, reported Briefly News.

While the 2021 matric year was filled with hurdles due to the global pandemic, this young man did not let it stop him from achieving greatness.

Lwandle did his matric at St John’s College and managed to achieve an average of 91.2% overall, which was made up of seven distinctions, as well as coming in the top 1% for English and Life Orientation, reported News 24.

Source: Briefly News