KwaZulu-Natal Woman’s Achievement at Oxford University Goes Viral, Making SA Proud
- A lady from KZN took to social media to reveal how she presented herself at one of the top Universities in the world
- The stunner's post gained a massive attraction online, gathering many views, along with thousands of likes and comments
- People were proud of the young hun as they rushed to the comments section with congratulatory messages
One South African lady beamed with pride as she flexed her achievement for the world to see.
KZN woman makes it to Oxford University
A lady who goes by the social media handle Theshaya Naidoo. She shared her latest win, and South Africans could not be prouder.
Taking to her LinkedIn account, the woman revealed that she recently presented her research at Oxford, the world's top university. Theshaya Naidoo expressed in her caption saying:
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"Standing on the shoulders of the mother, her strength, sacrifices and prayers. Thank You Mamma. We Made it."
The young lady's achievement touched and impressed the online community, and the post became a hit on LinkedIn, generating many likes and comments.
Take a look at the lady's post.
Mzansi netizens share in the woman's excitement
South Africans were happy for Theshaya NaidooTheshaya Naidoo's success as they flooded the comments section, showering her with heartwarming messages.
Alecia Naidoo said:
"Well done. This is amazing, wishing you many more opportunities and achievements."
Nadia Anjapan added:
"That’s amazing! Congratulations on the achievement."
Gisele Chloe Lavita expressed:
"Soo impressive! I’m so proud of you xx"
Kelisha Pandaram commented:
"This is remarkable well done."
Zinhle Koza simply said:
"Incredible! Congratulations Theshaya!"
SA woman graduates from a university in New York
Briefly News previously reported that a young woman shared her journey of obtaining her masters on the video platform; her story touched many.
TikTok user @moeismusic bagged her master's degree. The young lady went on to say that she received four full scholarships to study in New York. @moeismusic noted that she was the first in her family to obtain a degree. @moeismusic revealed that while studying full-time in America, she won a "major music award," and she went on to speak at Forbes.
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Source: Briefly News