Story Of Female KFC Rider In Pakistan Goes Viral. People Applaud Her Courage.
Over the years, social media has presented several platforms to hard-working people who deserve to grow and be recognised.
One such story that is now going viral is both heart warming and courageous.
Meerab from Lahore, Pakistan has been working as a rider with fast-food company KFC for quite some time now and has been praised for juggling many roles at once.
Her story, posted by a resident of Lahore on LinkedIn, is now viral. It has received more than 50,000 likes and over 1,500 comments.
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Meera is a rider by night who delivers fried chicken to KFC customers. But during the day, she is a student who is studying to become a fashion designer.
Fizza Ijaz, who shared Meerab’s story, said she was excited to receive a call from a female who was coming to her place to deliver the order.
“I got so excited that I stood outside the gate to receive her and we (my friends and I) spoke to her for a good 10 minutes about many things including her pursuits, passion and bike riding skills,” said Ms Ijaz.
“Meet Meerab from Youhanabad, Lahore. She is pursuing an undergraduate degree in Fashion Designing and does her night duty as a KFC rider to cover her fees. She intends to remain a rider for another 3 years until she graduates post which she plans to launch her own Fashion Brand,” Fizza wrote.
“More power to her! May we see more Pakistani girls riding off to adventures their hearts desire,” Fizza added.
She mentioned at the end of the post that Meerab’s education fee is covered by a foundation. But she still does the night job to support her family, her mother’s medical expenses, and pay for her fashion designing assignments.
“Thank you so much for the shoutout Fizza Ijaz Meerab makes us so proud! She’s not only a KFC Pakistan Dame Rider but is also continuing her education journey with the KFC Female Higher Education Scholarship Program. Indeed, there’s no force stronger than a woman who has decided to rise,” Asma Yusuf, the Chief People Officer at KFC Pakistan commented.
“Meerab I respect your courage, you took life this way just to help yourself and others around you. I celebrate your boldness because you contribute positivity to society,” said another.
