After all the many years humanity has been in existence, one lesson that has never been left out but always handed from one generation to the other is that problems or challenges should not define one or how they should live their life, but their response to the said problems or challenges is what should stand out and give people a defining character of who they really are, their possessed skills and overall abilities.
Challenges are what has come to be accepted as our daily challenges or struggles in life. Challenges form a phenomenal part of our lives so much that without them, there seems to be less growth or development as it has been repeatedly said that growth happens in the greatest times of discomfort.
While we have faced our various times of discomfort, others emerged victorious and conquered the challenges whilst others sadly did not. For Mr Bongani Ntuli, a Vereeniging born and bred young men the greatest time of discomfort emerged when he learned that his Polio condition had worsened, leading to him being permanently wheel-chair bound. For someone strong spirited as he is, this was no end of his life and shuttering of his dreams, but a mere challenge he had to come up with ways and means of overcoming it.