“Disability is not inability” is one of many statements people everywhere say to encourage and celebrate differently abled persons who are achieving significant things.

Over the weekend, Christine Chama, a differently abled young woman graduated from the University of Zambia. In a post on LinkedIn, Christine shared the news.

“One of my dreams finally came true yesterday as I graduated from the University of Zambia with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Development Studies with Sociology.”

Users of social media platform Twitter have since shared congratulatory messages with her on her achievement.
DISABILITY IS NOT INABILITY – A Big Congratulations to Christine Chama
— Zamvibe (@zamvibe) May 13, 2021
"The journey that started some years back has finally ended. All Praise and Honour to the Almighty Jehovah God."#goldenjubileegraduate pic.twitter.com/yO9gofM9WO
Congratulations Ms Christine Chama pic.twitter.com/HmWH4Yhv8x
— Hon Lucky Mulusa (@luckymmulusa) May 13, 2021
She is Christine chama. she graduated from University of Zambia yesterday. It is " Dream comes true" moment for her as she describes it..Many congratulations to her👏🎉#willpower pic.twitter.com/XyoznDot4d
— Dr. Mayur Parmar (@mayur_GAS) May 16, 2021
Christine is a Disability Advocate, Social Worker, and Development Specialist.
“I’m passionate about seeing positive change more especially in the lives of persons with special needs. Therefore i believe for me to see that change i should first be the change and that is why have involved myself in volunteering…” she says.