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Netizens were in awe of a woman with a disability as she carried out a task effectively and efficiently
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Despite having amputated hands, the woman showed she was not limited as she executed her task with ease
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The Tanzanian woman wore a bright smile as she showcased her ability, earning praise from social media users
A woman from Tanzania has joyfully demonstrated to the world that disability is not inability and that people with disabilities can live normal, fulfilling lives.
TikToker Moses Ismail shared a video of the lady with a disability going about her chore without strain or struggle.
She appeared to have amputated hands and sat happily in front of the phone camera as she peeled unripe bananas.
She had already peeled several bananas, as seen in the video, leaving social media users in awe of her skills.
Tanzanian woman with disability holds sharp knife
She carefully held a sharp knife in one hand while holding an unripe banana in the other as she peeled it.
The woman smiled as she peeled the green bananas, clearly enjoying what she was doing.
Her hair was neatly braided and laid back, preventing it from getting in her face while she worked.
Behind her were little Crocs—children’s size—and a small Bluetooth speaker to her right.
A gospel song played from the device, and she sang along as she continued with her work.
Netizens praise Tanzanian woman with disability
Her talent and amazing spirit warmed the hearts of many, who flocked to the comment section to express their admiration:
heilangetich541:
“You’re wonderfully and fearfully made, my sister. Some people with hands can’t do what you’re doing because of pride.”
dele chuxh:
“May God bless you abundantly. You are such a beautiful and wonderful lady.”
mumbaJames:
“Let God bless you and protect you from all your enemies.”
kiseka Ashim:
“May God continue giving you courage to overcome difficulties.”
lamex okino:
“I pray the Almighty Father protects you and gives you a good life, in Jesus’ name.”
anny:
“God is good, and He will always remain our mighty protector.”
Musonka:
“Sorry, Mama, but the Lord is with you. May the good Lord bless you always.”
Derick Onyango:
“I love you, my God, for giving me all parts of my body.”
Uasin Gishu man gets engaged to woman with disability
In another story, a man from Eldoret, Uasin Gishu county, opened up about the challenges he faced after getting engaged to a wheelchair user.
Mike Mutai got engaged to Joan Jebet Kipkoech in a wonderful ceremony attended by friends and family.
The elated man could not hide his joy as he celebrated this amazing milestone with his fiancée.
However, the journey was filled with challenges, as he admitted, but they never gave up on each other.
Mutai recalled being questioned by friends after he chose to get engaged to Jebet, a woman with a disability.
He lost several friends because of his decision—one he was not willing to reverse, no matter the cost—because of the love he has for Jebet.
