A man identified as Shingirai Nyakabawu has radiated himself as a source of inspiration to man after he shared his story in a concise yet revealing post.


He has bagged a PhD despite coming from a humble background with limitations that could have prevented his academic success
Ten years ago, Shingirai was just a village boy and today he is a doctorate holder.
The young man took to his LinkedIn page to share the photos as he celebrated his achievement.
He simply wrote: “My last ten years. From the village to PhD.”
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Impressed with his story, LinkedIn users congratulated him and celebrated his feat.
Wilfred Lindalo said: Kudos for the achievement. I must admit I failed to understand the correlation between your coming from a village and your PhD. I know a handful of people in a village in Southern Africa with PhDs though, and many others with none who have achieved a lot yet proud to have done it whilst staying put in their villages.Whatever you aim at can surely be achieved from anywhere
Mmabatho Moeletsi : Shingirai, my brother, there is nothing wrong being from the village. We can all relate and is not a measurement of success. Instead your determination, hardwork, perseverance, intelligence brought your success. Kudos to you.
Lola O; Stay hungry and defy odds. You inspire many from your village, may your hands bless your village and those whose destinies are to be touched by you.
Status is reachable; Congratulations, very inspiring! And may I add that’s a mighty fine football shirt you have on there.
Source:CorrectNG
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