This Man was born without arms. It didn't stop him from graduating from university.

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This handsome man never allowed his disability limit his dreams of becoming a graduate. Pictured below,  is 25-year-old Didas Byaruhanga who was born without arms. Didas studied Adult and Community Development at the University of Kyambogo, Uganda.

He was awarded a diploma certificate at the school’s graduation ceremony on Wednesday, January 27th. The indigene of Kasese says he hopes to pursue a Law Degree.

If he can do it, I wonder why you keep giving excuses. Photos of Didas at the school’s graduation ceremony below;


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