"Happiest New Year of My Life": Man Starts 2022 in New Crib, Inspires Many
- Social media user @AbongileDumako started his 2022 off on a high after taking occupation of his very own home
- Sharing pictures of his stunning home on social media, the proud homeowner thanked God for this blessing
- People took to the comment section of this exciting post to congratulate the young man and to let him know his post has inspired them
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Everyone has New Year’s resolutions, but social media user @AbongileDumako started his 2022 off with a bang! You don’t always have to start the new year off on a low.
Source: Twitter
A lot of people let things go towards the end of the year in hopes that the next will bring growth and change… however, we really all should start on a high and just keep climbing as @AbongileDumako has.
Social media user @AbongileDumako took to his Twitter page to share pictures of his beautiful new home. Thanking God for this blessing, he beamed his way into 2022.
“The happiest new year of my life I thank God for this ❤️”
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Social media users congratulate @AbongileDumako
Seeing @AbongileDumako’s amazing post, may took to the comment section to congratulate him on his new home. Some reminded him to give himself a little praise as it is not only because of God that he got this home.
Owning one’s own home is the ultimate goal for many. This post kicked started the year for many with a heap of inspiration. We are ALL going for our goals in 2022!
@Mosiah75 shared some words of wisdom:
“Well done brother. Make sure you keep the co-inhabitants happy within those walls and be a great example we can point to and follow. Congratulations.”
@politohpolipol1 is inspired to reach his goals:
“I so wish to have a house. I do have some properties but I don't have a house.”
@imhure sang some well-deserved praise:
@xeshamusiq congratulated their friend:
@Patrick_Dube27 marvelled over the stunning home:
Man buys a house with R2.3m mistakenly credited to his account, after 9 months, bank orders him to pay it back
On 29 December, 2020, a 54-year-old man, Russell Alexander, was stunned to receive a credit alert of £30,000 (R620k) into his account, reported Briefly News.
The series of mistaken credit transfers continued into the following year to the point that it totalled £110,000 (R2.3m), forcing the grandfather to approach his bank Barclays, England to inform them of the development.
Timesnow News reports that Russell was told in error by the bank that the money was from an inheritance and that he could keep it.
Source: Briefly News
