BIOGRAPHY OF SIR SAMUEL V.NXELE

In the depth of KwaZulu-Natal an inspirational man was born, Samuel Nxele was born in 18 August 1993. He was given birth in Addington hospital located in Durban by his mother Mrs N.D Nxele. With a couple of siblings ahead of him as part of his family he began at age of 5 in 1999 schooling in Hlanganani primary school joining the pre-schoolers in the aim to feather grow his understanding his family saw his potential and transferred him to st’peters catholic school where he finished his basic level of education.

His family resided in the heart of Durban at Musgrave road in Temba flats where his dad was the bread winner renting the building as his wife gave him a blessing of four children including Samuel. He feather grew his knowledge in the secondary school called kwavusumuzi high school in 2006 where he was separated from his family to live with his grandmother in the rural suburbs of Mandeni, where one can claim he found his true calling; he became one of the districts best known students for grammar, public speaking awards and music lifestyle in 2008.

His life inspired many of his peers as he conducted what we call leadership skills in his path, he also grow his interest in the public at Mandeni as he launched a student movement party by recruiting all previously disadvantaged children to join the music world and to assess their public speaking to the test as he had been known for debate and other grammar ethics he prevailed. As one of his followers sir Samuel never anticipated a challenge his fame grew stronger as he held up a flag of hope to the young ones as he lead by example finishing matric and heading to university in 2011.

His years of  mental growth and skill generating audience came to a disappointment as he headed north to Empangeni to further his understanding in the academic world. He then join another world of feather education and training as he followed his heart and entered to the world of science, which was predicted easy in his eyes due to his previous expertise in the field. But as they say in translation a book must not be judge by its cover, he then sooner realised that the university information seems much more challenging than the school level information.

In 2011he joined the University of Zululand under the faculty of science the degree was BSc; extension and rural development, his reputation out spotted him a seat in the student representatives he was nominated to be a part of the executive comity of his department at the time he was only a first year student.

His work not only in the era of learning but in the social life he examined principles of man, personally as an author of his biography I would recommend him in any organisation as he continues to bring more understanding in the field of social context. He is my inspiration up to date.