Lady who started selling sweets at 6 to pay for varsity fees graduates- Diana Mano took to the popular Facebook group, Varsity World, to share the story of how she began selling sweets and then vegetables at only six years old alongside her mother - According to her, she was often embarrassed about being seen by her peers but after learning that she could make a cut from the sales and help her mum make more money, she started managing the stall - Facebook users who were moved by her persistence and determination shared many messages of support PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! There are millions of stories to be told about South Africans who are battling to make a living for themselves. While many can't seem to catch a break, a select few take matters into their own hands and make a break for themselves. A shining example of one such is a beautiful black woman who sold sweets and vegetables alongside her mother for a small profit at the tender age of only six years old. Her hard work has finally paid off as she graduated with a qualification in E-commerce. Recommended for you "Very clean and sharp": Fine Igbo boy who sells suya for a living emerges,... Her post received thousands of reactions from Facebook folks who were so inspired by her success story. Nicola Nyakudya said: Recommended for you Tinubu's aide asks Buhari to suspend Emefiele as CBN governor, gives fresh... Celesile Mangena Rankonyana said: PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android, read the best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app In other news, a Nigerian lady identified as Esther Nwankwo defied the odds and became the best graduating student of her department after struggling to achieve a university education. The lady took to her LinkedIn page to narrate how her education almost ended after she finished secondary school. How I graduated with a 6.0 CGPA – University of Ibadan best Geology student | Legit TV Source: Legit.ng - Diana Mano took to the popular Facebook group, Varsity World, to share the story of how she began selling sweets and then vegetables at only six years old alongside her mother - According to her, she was often embarrassed about being seen by her peers but after learning that she could make a cut from the sales and help her mum make more money, she started managing the stall - Facebook users who were moved by her persistence and determination shared many messages of support PAY ATTENTION: " PAY ATTENTION: "I started selling sweets on the roadside at 6 years old, then we upscaled. My mom had a stall at Lord Malvern High in Waterfalls. We then moved to another suburb and selling sweets was no longer viable. We had a vegetable stall by then, my blood was rushing and I had to “un the streets." "After discovering I could up my moms prices or sell someones stuff and get a cut - I finally agreed to manage the stall. Because my dad was a cook and my mum had a stall the best they could was to get me to high school and not varsity. Those entrepreneurial skills came to play - I paid for my undergrad" she told varsity world. "So inspiring wish all the other ladies who feel sorry for themselves and their situations seem difficult to get out of could follow your footsteps." "With God ALL things are possible! Keep aiming higher woman. Keep focused. You will get to where you want to be."