“You Deserve Everything Wonderful”: Dr Celiwe Shows Off New Car Worth Nearly R500K, SA Moved

“You Deserve Everything Wonderful”: Dr Celiwe Shows Off New Car Worth Nearly R500K, SA Moved

  • Dr Celiwe Ndaba, who recently lost her previous car in an accident, shared a video celebrating the purchase of her brand-new Jetour SUV, valued at nearly R500,000
  • The inspiring clip was shared on her social media, attracting massive views and an outpouring of congratulations from a delighted online community
  • Many viewers celebrated her personal triumph, declaring that the new car was the start of bigger blessings after her past marital and financial struggles

Dr Celiwe's video, celebrating a new chapter in her life after spoiling herself, captivated social media users, turning her new car into a powerful symbol of resilience.

The clip, shared by the always-bubbly Dr Celiwe Ndaba on her Facebook account, was met with widespread joy and admiration from social media users who celebrated her achievement

The video, filmed and shared on Dr Celiwe's Facebook account as she exited the dealership, captures the joyful moment with her gorgeous Jetour SUV, a vehicle worth nearly R500,000. This purchase marks a significant milestone following a difficult period that included alleged abuse from her soon-to-be ex-husband and a recent car accident that rendered her previous Kia a write-off.

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Dr Celiwe spoils herself with a sleek Jetour

The doctor, known for her vibrant personality, excitedly captioned her post, sharing that God was starting to show off in her life. She revealed the car's beautiful name, 'Khazimla,' a powerful isiXhosa word meaning 'shining glory.' To cement her message of triumph over hardship, she quoted the scripture Isaiah 61:3, which speaks of receiving "Glory in the place of Ashes." The powerful imagery of the new, shining vehicle contrasted with the difficulties she overcame, creating a compelling narrative of perseverance.

SA celebrates Dr Celiwe's new car

The clip went viral, attracting massive views and comments from social media users, all thrilled to hear the good news. Many viewers showered the mother of three with compliments, congratulating her on her massive achievement and her resilience.

They acknowledged that Dr Celiwe deserved the spoils, noting that the new car was merely the beginning of bigger, better things coming her way. Others complimented the car's sleek beauty and offered prayers, wishing protection and blessings over her life to ward off accidents and setbacks.

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User @Nomzamo Zamoe Mfenqa shared:

"Look at God."

User @Tamara KaBukani Zungula commented:

"You truly deserve this blessing. Congratulations!"

User @Nini Tshakakazi Nhlapho added:

"Oh man! She is beautiful."

User @Nomazwi Sqoma said:

"Glory to God for this amazing blessing."

User @Ndamu Mia Wavhudi NaWarine shared:

"You deserve everything wonderful."

User @Nomusa Dlomo added:

"We pray against the spirit of accidents upon your life and setbacks that come with cars that are beyond repair."

User @Bona Bona commented:

"What a beautiful car, doctor. I'm happy for you, congratulations."

Watch the Facebook video below:

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Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za