Doctor Nurse: Woman Obtains PhD From University of Venda and Shares Pictures Online
- A 28-year-old young woman has obtained her Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing
- The young woman, who bagged her qualification from the University of Venda, left many people inspired
- Netizens were amped about the young lady’s success and left her the sweetest remarks in a post she shared on LinkedIn
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A hard-working nursing graduate has left many people inspired by her feat.
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The 28-year-old obtained her PhD in Nursing, specialising in Epilepsy, from the University of Venda and garnered much support from the post she shared.
Picture of nurse wows many
Smart Thendo Makhado seemed incredibly proud of her wonderful achievement and posted about the win on LinkedIn.
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She captioned her post:
“Spring Graduation. PhD in nursing in the bag with five publications from the thesis. Dr TG Makhado, a 28-year-old young girl.”
Social media users impressed with nursing graduate
The newly minted doctor received many praises from people.
Here are some of the top reactions:
Nobuhle Zangqa left her a kind message:
“Congratulations, Doc.”
Slindile Fakazi was in awe of the young lady:
“So inspiring.”
Venetia Williams greatly admired her win:
“Super lady.”
Luambo J. Ramarumo wrote:
“Congratulations are in good order. Well done, Dr Makhado.”
Luxolo Mveni remarked:
“Warmest congratulations, dear Doc.”
Hycinthia (Nokuthula) Makhanya seemed warmed by her success:
“Well done, Doc. You are flying the nursing flag high. Congrats are in order for you, mbokodo.”
Tanya Zondi kindly added:
“Well done on all your hard work.”
zameka Ntetha shared:
“Well done.”
UKZN graduate inspired by sister
In a related story by Briefly News, an ambitious young woman who obtained her Honours degree in Economics from the University of Kwazulu-Natal earlier this year has opened up about life after graduation.
Sinazo Geza is currently employed and fighting for her dreams, telling Briefly News that adulting has come with various challenges.
However, despite everything, the young woman wants to study further and follow in her sister, Wendy Geza’s footsteps.
The young lady is a true inspiration and has many dreams she wants to see coming to fruition in the near future.
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