T Ngcukaitobi best legal pioneer I've seen and sa has ever had you will be remembered in the next 150 years your name will forever remain in this earth

I think what makes Prof. Ngcukaitobi a great lawyer is that he is relaxed and eloquent with his natural African accent. He doesn't focus on faking any accent, instead he focuses on what he wants to say.

@busisiwendudane2594

2 жыл бұрын

Naked Truth that can't be DISPUTED.

@5lanzdigital117

2 жыл бұрын

Facts

@manofsorrow4785

Жыл бұрын

Are you by any chance triggered by Africans who possess. a refined accent? If the answer is Yes , why is that the case?

@solomonmore9826

11 ай бұрын

Great lawyer indeed. He is taking his job very serious. Black excellence.

I'm a Kenyan, but my all time favourite lawyer is Ngcukaitobi Tembeka.

@Thubelihle0815

3 жыл бұрын

What's your thoughts on PLO Lumumba?

this lecture is so encouraging, i keep on watching it again and again. Mandela was a man who never gives up. i am inspired

I am an second Year LL.B student in University of Kwazulu-Natal, and i am reading this in 2024. What a great lecture by Prof. i am very inspired.

What an excellent lecture. The Prof delivered it eloquently.

I really love Thembeka's hair style. Amazing lecture. Thank you

This is amazing

I didn't know that it took Mandela 46 yrs to obtain LLB degree. Thanks for the information. Much appreciated

@TryphosaSiweya

4 жыл бұрын

Percolate Sithole. Because it's not true

No easy road to obtain what I need most. Thanks Mr Nxukaitobi

It is really important information and demonstrates hard work - good job Prof Ngcukaitobi.

Lol, but Adv we still study under difficult conditions, for example myself I studied my llb degree while staying in a squatter camp, no electricity, no water ect and used train from home to library everyday, get home late and tired. Lol, this things still happen

This was very, very interesting. Thank you. 😊

Every time I see this lecture I get super inspired to finish my LLB

@loyisotile4404

Жыл бұрын

Law needs you

Tembeka. . Young gifted and black. We need this man here in S.A.

I'm listening to this in January 2024.and I find myself crying at what black people went through during apartheid.

In the meantime, Winnie Mandela was the 1st MEDICAL Social Worker in South Africa, she graduated FIRST in her year (1953) at the Jan Hofmeyr School of Social Work. FIRST as in she topped both the black and WHITE students!

@busisiwendudane2594

3 жыл бұрын

Yes uMangutyana was the first Black Medical Social Worker from Hofmeyer School of SW in Johannesburg.

The GOAT 🐐❤️🇿🇦

Adv was touching a nerve here 🤣🤣😂

The best son of the soil Lawyer.

Thanks again Prof for the information, because it will encourage our children to study more . Now we know the real truth behind why our father took him so long to reach his dream. I salute him

He's not a lawyer with the mind of greed. He loves what he's doing and is deeply involved in his work. We need tbisman here alongside the judge.He is saying something that I don't think on a deep level many people do not understand. Men with vision . Our government today have no visionary for himself. Nelson had a vision of himself.

Unlike the current bunch ..

The deferent btwn him and Plo Lumumba is that the later is a hard tackler

If he died in 85 then how did he become a lawyer

Enkosi Jola. 🙌

@busisiwendudane2594

Жыл бұрын

Thanx Jola(his Clan Name).

So he finished his LLB degree in the 80s but was serving articles & articles Clark in the 50s ? 🤔

@thabelon.9830

2 жыл бұрын

He did say that back then you didn’t need an LLB to serve articles, a BA was also sufficient.

@marblemampa5570

2 жыл бұрын

An explanation to this effect was provided

Am looking at the hair. Dr Ndlozi the same. Slavok Zizek kkkk same group

Stick to watching motion pictures. That will do you well at entertainment binging by any means.

So Mandela was superhuman he could pick up rocks and study.

If I catch him {TEMBEKA} I will cut his hair

I can say that in whole lecture, your attitude towards Mandela's legacy is more dominant than the legacy of Mandela as a lawyer itself,if you get what I mean.

@monwabisitembani6319

5 жыл бұрын

Are you sure?

@ntandazobekwa6198

5 жыл бұрын

Yes I am

@mrtinaboy

5 жыл бұрын

Even with more than 5 cases and appearance before magistrates representing his clients from Mandela & Tambo legal practice? For there to be context in delivering a subject matter, the grassroots of the subject including the person matter.

@zukonodada7491

5 жыл бұрын

Remember, Mr. Mandela did not practice for a long time as a lawyer due to his involvement in Politics and his subsequent incarceration to Robin Island.

@t_DaKaDa

4 жыл бұрын

compare the timeline and tell us what he could have done with that, if you get what i mean. Its just a primary addition problem really not complex.

😂😂😂😂46 years

What i don't understand is that Mandela did not die so long ago. All these books and stories should've been written while he was alive, so to get a clear, accurate information from the horses mouth.

Over zealous

Go to hel

I'm disappointed in Thembeka for participating in this lecture. What he has done in my view is to legitimize the academic record of Nelson Mandela. Nelson Mandela suffered horribly in the hands of apartheid. That academic record cannot be a truthful reflection of Mandela's intellect. Today we know those students who express views that are disliked by the WMC are failed.

@tjgunguwo

3 жыл бұрын

That's why its called a lecture you take what you want to take.

@SuperiorRecaps

3 жыл бұрын

Please re-watch this again I feel you missed the whole point. He was actually pointing out that reseliance is more valuable,even when faced with hard times, you can still come out on top, if you have a clear and concise goal. Like Nelson Mandela did.

@marblemampa5570

2 жыл бұрын

But he did articulate why he failed and demonstrated that on his letter of appeal.

How about a lecture on Mandela as a terrorist., communist and advising on sabotage and bombing of innocent woman and children. Far excaading his brief spell as practicing law

@jonasmatsea6325

Жыл бұрын

Ask your relative Malan and Verwoerd

@BigMeech1

Жыл бұрын

It's good you took time to listen to Mandela as a Lawyer. Shows you have respect for him deep down 🤣🤣🤣

this lecture is so encouraging, i keep on watching it again and again. Mandela was a man who never gives up. i am inspired