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25-Year-Old Lady Who Left the Country to Work in South Korea Builds Her Mother a Home Within One Year

by Paul Nyongesa
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A touching story of filial devotion has captured the hearts of many online as a young woman, driven by gratitude, built a house for her mother after working abroad for just over a year.

The 25-year-old teacher, known as @lusanda_jiba, shared her journey on social media, documenting the process of constructing the home from the ground up.

Having spent one year and two months working abroad, the daughter felt compelled to repay her mother’s unwavering support by channeling the fruits of her labor into a tangible gift.

With pride in her accomplishment at such a young age, she reflected on her decision to sacrifice her comfort at 24 to pursue opportunities in Korea.

The video she posted on TikTok showcased the entire construction process, capturing the transformation of a dream into reality as the house took shape, culminating in a fully roofed home where her mother could find solace and security.

The outpouring of support and admiration from netizens was overwhelming. Many hailed her as a “superwoman” and expressed pride in her selflessness and determination.

Others found inspiration in her story, seeing it as a testament to the rewards of hard work and the importance of honoring parental sacrifices.

@lusanda_jiba

At the age of 24, ndancama konke and came to Korea😭😭🇿🇦🇰🇷Dear mama, this is for you😭♥️#fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #xhosa #esl #zulutiktok #tiktokteachers #tiktokteachers

♬ Buya Ekhaya Bakulindile – Asanda Mkhize

Anon Ymous said: “To those who wonder why people are looking for opportunities and prosperity elsewhere, this is why!”

Hunadiee said: “The nicest thing is, you’ll come home to a better home than the one you left. You did that.”

Mokgadi Ramalepe said: “You are a superwoman.” Andiswa Optimistic F said: “I’m so proud of you.”

Zanele Maqhasa said: “No, I’m chopping onions, congratulations sis. I’m so proud of you.” Scoo said: “I’m proud of you, Lusanda. Keep it up.” Slihmbotho said: “Girl, I’m proud of you…”

Ntando said: “Congratulations, how I wish I could do this for my mom also.”

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