He was going to miss college graduation because he couldn't afford clothes, but Twitter wasn't having it.

Aphiwe, a senior at the University of Witwatersrand in South Africa, was about to become the first member of his family to graduate from college.
However, as a his big graduation day neared, he realized he wouldn't be able to attend because he couldn't afford any nice clothes to wear to the event.
For Aphiwe, it appeared as though his major accomplishment was going to end in disappointment.
Luckily, he had a great friend named Denga who stepped in to help.
My friend is graduating next Wednesday and he won't attend because he doesn't have an outfit. He has navy pants, I… https://t.co/krCCWBQh46— Dee (@Dee) 1553269788.0
Complete strangers stepped up to help Aphiwe.
@4Denga I can give him black suit or buy him suit tomorrow with a tie...— Thabo (@Thabo) 1553275307.0
But @manyakat did much more than that.
@manyakat Just a little heads up: I met with Mr Manyaka today, and he bought my friend a brand new suit and gave hi… https://t.co/wQFszd8umA— Dee (@Dee) 1553362580.0
Others offered hm shoes, a blazer, money, lunch for his family, and even a mani-pedi.
@4Denga Is he sorted with shoes? If not what size is he?— Dean Mabuela🐃 (@Dean Mabuela🐃) 1553276576.0
Both Denga and Aphiwe were overwhelmed with the kindness of strangers.
Thank you to everyone, all your support is much appreciated. We have managed to get him a full suit and gown. Blessings to you all 🙏💞— Dee (@Dee) 1553329445.0
On graduation day, Aphiwe received his diploma with pride and looked great doing it. The future looks bright!
@4Denga You are a star https://t.co/4e49udKYVy— Thabo (@Thabo) 1553774695.0
"More than anything, I'm grateful for the blessing that is Aphiwe, he has become a big brother, a mentor, a confidante, council and prayer partner," Denga wrote on Twitter. "He really is an all-rounder; we can go from talking about God, to academics, to family life and how best to face life's challenges!!"
via Denga Mudau / Twitter
via Denga Mudau / Twitter
via Denga Mudau / Twitter