SEDIBENG – Blessings on blessings, Musa Motha continues to get showered with surprises.
This comes after the 27-year-old Vaal-based amputee dancer made history on the 16th series of Britain’s Got Talent.
Although Motha didn’t become the winner of Britain’s Got Talent, his name will forever be written in the history books as the first contestant to receive a golden buzzer on the show.
From receiving a string of international awards following his performance on the show to coming home to a hero’s welcome at O.R Tambo International Airport, these were not the end of his gifts.
Since his arrival in South Africa, each day seems to turn his bucket list dreams into a reality.
As one of his dreams has always been driving an Audi, that too become a reality.
On Thursday, July 14, Audi gifted Motha a stunning red 2023 Audi A3 hatchback TFSI, which left him overwhelmed with emotion.
The donation was made possible by Cheeky Media Group CEO and The Morning Show executive producer Yusuf Stevens after approaching the dealership.
As if this is not enough, Stevens vowed to make Motha’s other dreams like wishing to ride a helicopter.
Reeling in disbelief, Motha went to his social media accounts to thank God.
“Dreams do come true. God deals with the “how” phases in our lives, we deal with faith, believing, putting the work together, and receiving. I’d love to thank @audisandton, @yusufstevens, and Cheeky Media for this precious gift,” he said.
Alex Nietz from Audi Centre said despite being differently abled, Motha continues to push forward with determination.
Ster reached out to Stevens without any luck.
