“Dear Young Man”: Gent Shares Motivating Testimony, From Selling Sweets to SAPS

• A hardworking and smart gentleman took to his social media and shared his motivating testimony
• Ngingu Mongezi Mathuba Nkuna who holds a a NQF L8 Bcom and PGCE comes from selling sweets in street to being a police officer
• The online community reacted to the story, with many sharing words of kindness and encouragement

A gentleman took to social media to share a motivation, encouraging young men not to give up on their dreams.

In a Facebook post, Ngingu Mongezi Mathuba Nkuna told young men not to be ashamed or embarrassed of their humble beginnings or hustling. He started from selling sweets in the street to working at Boxer. He is now a police officer.

The gentleman said his continuing journey is not easy. He added that people will always talk negative no matter what. Hence one has to stick to their goals and hustle their way to a brighter future. Nkuna holds a NQF L8 Bcom, PGCE ( Eco and EMS). He is trusting God in his journey.

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"Dear young man continue dreaming!!✨.dreams delayed are not dreams denied!!!🤞."

Gentleman shares motivating testimony

See the Facebook post below:

Netizens celebrate with the man

The post gaive over 2k reactions, with many online users sharing positive words. See the comments below:

@Lindokuhle Annita Sitoe commended:

"Ntwana yami🙌👏🎉🎊🥂congratulations Mongi🙏."

@Bongiwe Sibiya commented:

"Thank you for being a true inspiration to us, God bless you in your new job. Congratulations 🎊."

@Amaze BD Khoza applauded:

"You’re a true inspiration. Congratulations bruru🎉💯."

@Nomvula Nkuna celebrated:

"Proud of you brother ❤️🙏."

@Thabo Shabangu shared:

"Well done officer 👮‍♂️, continue to do well 🫡."

@Nomthandazo Patricia Ndlalane said:

"Well said and congratulations 🎊."

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Siphenkosi Nqoro, a gentleman from Mdansane in the Eastern Cape pledged to be a lawyer. However, the circumstances didn't allow his route to be as smooth as he would have liked, but through perseverance he made it. Nqoro grew up in a home with unemployed parents. After passing matric with stunning results, he had to find a paying job to support his home. He became a full-time petrol attendant.

Source: Briefly News