The remarkable journey of a 21-year-old student has captured the hearts of many, earning her the title of 'Tsuper Woman' as she balances her studies while working as a jeepney driver in Batangas City.
As reported by Paul Hernandez of GMA Regional TV Balitang Southern Tagalog, Hanna Magadia has been driving her own jeepney for a year now, a venture that began as a simple experiment.
“Paba-boundary-han niya na sa ibang driver, until naisipan kong bumiyahe. Tinesting ko lang po, bibiyahe ako, sabi ko, makaikot ng isa,” Magadia shared.
“Umikot ako ng isa, hindi ko akalain na sa dalawa kong ikot, kikita ako ng gano’n. P800 dalawang ikot,” she added.
Through her earnings from driving, Magadia is able to support her educational expenses. She is currently a second-year student taking up BS Customs at a university in the city.
“Ang estimated time ko po na lalabas ako, 4:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Lalabas po ako ng gano’ng oras, then ikot po ako ng mga dalawa, mga 7 or before 8 p.m. nakauwi na po ako. Tapos ‘yun, may gastusin na po ako sa tinutuluyan kong bahay. May baon na po, kinabukasan,” Magadia explained.
Aside from driving, Magadia also has skills in mechanics and welding, stemming from her passion for tinkering.
“Napakalaki pong tulong niya sa amin. Marami po akong pinagagawa. Siya na po ang nagawa, hindi ko na po ibinabayad sa iba,” said Ailene Magadia, Hanna's mother.
Changing gears and maneuvering the steering wheel come naturally to Magadia, impressing passengers with her driving skills. She ensures the safety of her passengers during every journey.
Hanna Magadia's story serves as an inspiration, showcasing resilience, determination, and the willingness to do whatever it takes to achieve her dreams despite the challenges she faces.
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