- The words "no human in limited" may have been said by athlete Eliud Kipchoge, but they resonate the most with Annie Nakushwela
- This is after she worked as a security guard for years and used her salary to sponsor herself through nursing school
- Annie was emotional when she was handed her employment letter, making her dream come true
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Annie Nakushwela worked as a security guard for many years, but her eyes were set on a bigger prize: nursing.
Annie knew she needed the salary from the guard's job, as little as it was, to sponsor herself through college and obtain her nursing qualification.
Dreams to reality
The dream became a reality when she recently landed a job as a nurse after receiving her letter of employment from the Minister of Health, Sylvia Masebo.
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Mwebantu reports that the determined health professional will soon be joining the staff at Chirundu District Hospital.
Annie met the minister, who praised her for her remarkable achievement and dedication in what seemed like a hopeless situation.
“This young lady is an inspiration to all the young people who have a dream to become someone. Truly dreams do come true with sacrifice and hard work, congratulations on your new job,” Ms Masebo said.
Annie hopes to inspire others
Annie said she was overjoyed by the opportunity and thanked the minister for her support.
“I had a dream and despite the hardship, mockery and difficulties, I stayed focused and determined. Today, my journey to that dream has hit another milestone. I am so so happy,” she said.
Annie added that there was a lot of crying behind the scenes of her success story, but she is glad that is over now.
Having risen from the bottom, she hopes to inspire others to pursue their goals and make a difference in their communities.
Accolades from social media users
Ashok T Desai:
"Congratulations to her she remained focused and resolute in her journey to become what she has achieved today, indeed she will continue with her dreams."
Norah Musonda
"Congratulations Annie. May many young ladies learn from you. You are an inspiration to womanhood."
Melody Kambandu
"Congratulations to her, that's how God planned it. He has different plans for each one of us, I believe that one day He will bless me as a deployed nurse. Happy for you dear."
Chris Chatman Hanabowa:
"Congratulations, and I am glad your endurance and perseverance has finally paid off. The sky is the limit, keep on fighting for more accomplishments."
Watchman becomes journalist
In another inspiring story, Chams Media founder Alex Chamwada recently shared that he was excited after the young man he sponsored through KIMC finally graduated.
The veteran broadcaster paid Bwabi's fees and lectured his class as a guest lecturer whenever called upon.
Bwabi, who performed well in class, now works as a photographer at the company he once guarded and is doing very well.
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