Student Receives NSFAS Allowance, Makes Parents Happy, Buys Water Tank: “God Answered My Prayers”
- A woman used her NSFAS allowance to bring a smile to her mother's face by buying her a water tank
- In a TikTok video, the student said she always wanted to do something for her parents
- The online community reacted to the clip, with many applauding her generous and grateful gesture
![A student brought a smile to her mother's face and bought her a water tank with her NSFAS allowance. A student brought a smile to her mother's face and bought her a water tank with her NSFAS allowance.](https://cdn.briefly.co.za/images/1120/7b2374b5ea58f186.jpeg?v=1)
Source: TikTok
One student made her mother proud and bought her a tank with her Financial Aid allowance. Ngelo Janden took to her TikTok account and shared the adorable moment surprising her mother.
The clips show Ngelo and her mother at a place where they bought the tank. The excitement was written all over the mom's face. Ngelo revealed that she pulled the surprise using her National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) allowance. She thanked God, saying she always wanted to do something for her parents.
"God really answered my prayers, I really wanted to do something for umzali in my life ❤️"
Woman buys mom water tank with NSFAS allowance
Watch the heartwarming TikTok video below:
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TikTokkers beamed with pride
The video has over 37K likes, with many online users showering her with congratulatory messages and sharing their similar stories.
@bridgy065 knows the experience:
"NSFAS really came through for us My mom told people to come bake just to show off her new stoveabazali."
@Lekokotla Bridget cheered:
"Listen, I’m so so proud of you, stranger ♥️♥️"
@Ntombieh27 shared a similar experience:
"Received mine too, gave my stepmom money for Christmas and bought some clothes for my older sister and her son."
@Phiwa226 admired:
"This is beautiful, what a great child."
@mapula_makokwane101 shared how she spent hers:
"I know the feeling, when I got mine, it was R7 000. I bought her a four-plate stove, wardrobe, rack and a TV stand. She was so happy umzali wam."
In another story, Briefly News reported about a woman who lost her NSFAS and paid her way through hard work.
A young woman posted a TikTok video sharing that she lost her funding from the NSFAS. She took up a job as a waitress at Ocean Basket to pay her way through her course. Many people in the comment section of her video congratulated her on claiming her independence and not giving up in this trying time but working hard and carrying on by herself.
Source: Briefly News