From a rural community to the head prefect at Lugulu Girls! Noel is a mind-blowing trailblazer, and we cannot be more proud. She has defied odds to prove that an investment in a rural girl is never wasted. Up To date  we still celebrate Noel's success and wish her the very best of luck as she leads one of the top schools in Kenya.

How would you describe your leadership style?

I would describe my leadership style as democratic; I do not embrace dictatorship but instead I serve, with people’s interest as priority. With mutual respect, I respect them they respect me. As a leader I have learnt to be approachable, in that I value everyone and so they can approach me when need to do so arises. I put into consideration every opinion and try as much as I can to make them comfortable. I work tirelessly to amplify the voice of my people and champion their interest. I can also say that my attitude is to serve rather than to be served and so the attitude of servanthood is conspicuously present in my Life. I have also made it any goal to connect with others by circulating among them and talking to people. And above all being firm but fair. I can also say that my leadership is controlled by passion and no other people’s perception.  Passion has helped me become a more dedicated and productive person.

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What values and principles guide your approach to leadership?

Justice is the value that has really been the greatest guide in my approach to leadership. No discrimination, No Favors. I always treat each and every one equally administering justice. In addition to justice, courage. I believe courage helps me not to worry about trivial things and overcome fear and doubt. Boldness, is one of the values that has kept me going all through and I operate with the slogan bold but humble. Besides the other values honestly, humility, generosity and assertiveness are values that guide my approach to leadership.

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What motivated you to take on a leadership role?

The passion to lead and make a positive impact in people’s lives. I have always had the urge to effective and not just famous. Most of the time I look at the world today I see nothing but the world sinking deep into water. People have embraced what is abominable and forbidden and treasure it as cool. Taking part on leadership role helps me to acquire the skills I need so as to impact positively as many as possible. I have always had a desire to make this generation a Godly and mindful one with pursuit of excellence and nothing less. I see so many people especially young girls who are waiting for people to get up and take position and help them out of the pit they are in.

In as much as I have the urge to change people’s lives leave a great legacy before my time on earth expires. I am also interested in Making myself a better person.

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What motivated you to take on a leadership role?

The passion to lead and make a positive impact in people’s lives. I have always had the urge to effective and not just famous. Most of the time I look at the world today I see nothing but the world sinking deep into water. People have embraced what is abominable and forbidden and treasure it as cool. Taking part on leadership role helps me to acquire the skills I need so as to impact positively as many as possible. I have always had a desire to make this generation a Godly and mindful one with pursuit of excellence and nothing less. I see so many people especially young girls who are waiting for people to get up and take position and help them out of the pit they are in.

In as much as I have the urge to change people’s lives leave a great legacy before my time on earth expires. I am also interested in Making myself a better person.

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What are some significant challenges you faced, and how did you address them?

Balancing between leadership and academics has been a great challenge. Sometimes I tend to spend more time attending to my duty as leader negatively affecting my studies and sometimes, I do more studies forgetting about my duties as a leader. It has taken me quite a long time to adapt and manage my time properly since I learnt the art of delegating duties to complete opposition must be present. Since when I took up my role as a leader, I was not prepared for it and when I encountered it really took a heavy stroll in my mental health, I have trained my mind to be ready for such and became immure to people’s words. I have taught myself that people’s opinions should never matter in life

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How has the leadership role helped you grow personally, and what skills or qualities have you developed through your leadership roles?

Leadership has instilled perseverance and patience in me. It has taught me that the world today needs people who persevere and are patient. It has taught me to face the reality of life since escaping reality is not the way to go. It has taught me that as a leader I must continually see the big picture and so I cannot afford to be overwhelmed by emotions. In addition to that, it has helped me to learn never to lower my dignity and that dignity must step aside. It has helped me to acquire more confidence and Boldness and humility. Lastly leadership has helped me to always be on the line and at all time unleash my full potential since I understand that with great responsibility, much I expected.

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What advice would you give to someone who is about to take on a leadership role for the first time?

I would advise them they should be ready for anything. They should not expect a smooth journey but anticipate problems because leadership come with enough problems of its own. I would also advise them to be royal in their own fashion; Act like a king in order to be treated like one since the way one carries his or herself determines how they will be treated.

I would also advise them that they should serve as if doing that for God for Authority comes from Him. They should always ask God for Guidance before taking any step