GaPhahla Mmakadikwe, 26, a resident of Sekhukhune, says he is happy and eager to experience graduation for the first time because the covid-19 pandemic prevented him from receiving his first qualification.

 
“I always heard bad things about the degree I was pursuing because people would say that bachelor’s degrees in the humanities are pointless and don’t lead to employment. Those remarks alone were highly distressing and demoralizing “says he.

The obstacles Thabo encountered as a comedian with daily content expectations and a full-time student, including needing to attend shows even during exam times, are all discussed in his interview with Updates with LolahM.

Thabo also extends a message of gratitude to his family and supporters, saying that no number of words could adequately express his gratitude for their love and support.

At this point, the well-known Thabo Mokiri is hoping and expecting that God will create the opportunities for him to succeed when the time is appropriate. He believes that because he have all the necessary skills to do any task.