Well Done, Ross: Student With Cerebral Palsy Graduates With 14 Distinctions
- Ross Dakin has just graduated from Nelson Mandela University with 14 distinction
- The incredible young man is suffering from a rare form of cerebral palsy which makes him wheelchair-bound
- The inspirational young man has definitely touched a nerve in Mzansi and well-wishers took to the comments section
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A local student has astonished the internet with his accomplishments, after graduating from Nelson Mandela University with an incredible 14 distinctions.
Ross, who is wheelchair-bound, can't write or see very well, yet these challenges didn’t stop him from obtaining 14 distinctions out of the 19 subjects required to complete his qualification. Because of all his hard work, the incredible young man is finally a Public Relations Management graduate.
Despite his physical challenges, due to cerebral palsy, the young man says a positive attitude helped him get through life's many challenges.
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He writes:
“People often underestimate the abilities of those who are differently-abled, thankfully I am very confident, so I always try my best to exceed expectations. “
Today, Ross works as the social media manager for the Universities UADs unit.
He hopes to complete an Advanced Diploma in Public Relations Management in the not-too-distant future.
Mzansi took to the comments sections to wish the young man well on his journey. Check out some of their kind words below:
Gianni Abbate said:
"Well done Ross! And a very good summation of your years at varsity, and Distinctions"
Chaniel Van Wyngaard-Stofberg said:
"Well done Ross! I am SO proud of you"
Jane Porter said:
"A great achievement. Well done."
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Penny Winfield Faniko said:
"Well done Ross!"
Anathi KaNqolo Dzanibe said:
"My classmate, a true legend. Well done mate"
Win Giles said:
"What a fantastic achievement Ross...all the very best for your future in business.....!"
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Meanwhile, a beautiful building that attested to the power of recycling has got many social media users talking.
Posting about the house, the Danish embassy in Ghana said the building is the country's first house made from plastic waste.
The mission also revealed that the building was done with help from the Skills Development Fund.
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