Pretty Lady Hawks, Sells Sanitary Products Despite Her Bad Leg, Mzansi Praises the Queen For Her Work Ethic
- A disabled African lady working for her money got the attention of people after her photos were shared online
- The person who posted her pictures was amazed that despite the lady's condition, she is still determined to make ends meet
- Many peeps who reacted to her photos wanted to know how they could be of help and give her some comfort
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A young Nigerian lady with the Twitter handle @Thelashbrowque1 has gone online to share the story of a disabled trader.
In a post on Saturday, May 7, @Thelashbrowque1 revealed she came by her office to sell sanitary pads despite her bad leg condition.
Source: Twitter
The young lady is strong
She shared photos of the lady online with the hope that it will reach someone who will be willing to help the trader.
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In the snaps, the disabled lady held up the product she was hawking as one of her legs is in a padded shoe to help her mobility.
See the full post below:
At the time of writing this report, the video has gathered over 5,000 likes with hundreds of reactions.
Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:
@lollywater007 said:
"I pray God uses this tweet for her to ease her pain."
@Nabukwesi22 said:
"Then there's some other girl with physically fine bodies telling you no money for lunch, she just can't pay her little bills. SHAME ON YOU."
@JmoonJ_ said:
"Everything still dey wrong in these part of the world, Jesus Christ no go come die for our sins again. People dey really suffer and going thru alot of difficulties."
@Mike13565879 said:
"Unmerited favour will speak for her in Jesus name amen. You're blessed."
@Nnestainless said:
"Saw this same girl at airport road, she was holding all these networking papers. She just needs something to keep her going."
@marcdreamer2017 said:
"Oh she’s a shoemaker. I know her ... sincerely a real hustler."
@ArnoldMelix said:
"May God of mercy send destiny helpers to meet her."
Wheelchair-bound father cleans Mamelodi's streets for free after losing his job
In more inspiring news, Briefly News previously reported that Jeffrey Masha from Mamelodi, east of Pretoria, is a man determined to not let his disability get the better of him. The 40-year-old cleans the streets in his hometown in his wheelchair.
Masha, who ended up wheelchair-bound after tragically trying to take his own life, may be able to walk again should he undergo clinical neurological physiotherapy treatment.
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