Medical Student Shares Major Flex and Inspires SA: “Future Neurosurgeon”

Medical Student Shares Major Flex and Inspires SA: “Future Neurosurgeon”

  • Dr Thabang Tooi received widespread praise from social media users after he shared his latest academic achievement
  • The University of Cape Town graduate is committed to healing the sick, elderly and vulnerable in our society
  • Dr Thabang Tooi’s hard work and determination have paid off and he is set to revolutionise the field of neurosurgery

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Dr Thabang Tooi took to social media to share his latest academic achievement - he is set to become a neurosurgeon. Image: @Thabang_Tooi/ Twitter
Source: Twitter

Dr Thabang Tooi is set to become one of South Africa’s top neurosurgeons. The University of Cape Town graduate, who holds a MBChB degree, took to social media to share his academic success.

"Let me also take this opportunity to reintroduce myself. I am Dr Thabang Tooi MBChB (Cu/UCT), your future Neurosurgeon," he wrote.

@ZiaMRehman reacted:

"In healthcare. May you fly on the wings of success. May Allah bless you immensely with success in this world and the next. May Allah make you an instrument to heal all who seek your help. May you adhere to your own African medical oath in your tongue. All the best uDokotela."

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@yann_leyka said:

"Congratulations Doc. I hope that it’s everything you ever dreamed that it would be and more."

@magembi also reacted:

"Congratulations Dr Tooi. You fought a good fight. Welcome to the noble profession."

Dr Tooi says his passion in life is helping people and saving lives

He attended Itshupeng Secondary School before pursuing his medical degree at the UCT in 2014. Dr Tooi said a notable achievement is being the youngest member of his RCL and that he ranked in the Top 5 of his class throughout his high school career.

On his experience of working as a personal assistant to a doctor at Schweizer-Reneke District Hospital in December 2013, he said:

"It was really amazing and motivating and inspired me to become a healthcare professional. Saving lives is the best thing one can do. Seeing people come to the hospital near their death bed and then walking out healthy and strong really completes me."

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Briefly News reported earlier the young local guy headed online to share the beautiful news regarding his journey in the medical field.

Dr Thabang Tooi says he feels tired but it’s worthwhile because he has passed his final examinations and will bag a major qualification towards the realisation of his dreams. According to his bio on Twitter, he is an aspiring neurosurgeon and studied at the University of Cape Town.

The post reads: @Tox_Dlamini said:

“So vele it's in the bag. Congratulations.”

@PsyiloCibinQ said:

“Dr Thabang Thabong Tooi. Congratulations.”

@Shadedof_Vuyi said:

“Congratulations Dr.”

@Lesa291 said:

“Whoop whoop.”

@O_kuhle said:

“Congratulations Thabang.”

@Marc_Ncheche said:

“Felicidades!”

@Mandlabsct said:

“Congratulations Dr, go celebrate with loved ones.”

@Mawesto85 said:

“Congratulations mate.”

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@Magembi said:

“It’s in the bag… congratulations Doc.”

@Ukwanele_M said:

"Hooray.”

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Mika Williams Mika Williams holds diplomas in Journalism from Varsity College (2006) and Cape Peninsula University of Technology (2009). She worked as a Fashion Journalism lecturer at FEDISA, a reporter for the Northern News, and a sub-editor for Africa Community Media. She’s also been an Editorial Assistant in Glamour Magazine. In Briefly News, Mika had been covering lifestyle news and viral stories from November 2021 to April 2022.

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