What does it take to lead with integrity, adaptability, and compassion in education? In this episode, Dr. Mercy Igoki takes us on an inspiring journey through her lifelong dedication to leadership and service, showcasing an African leader's heart, mind, and spirit. From her beginnings as a primary school class leader to her current role as a registrar at a private university, Dr. Igoki’s story is one of resilience, faith, and unwavering commitment to empowering others.

Dr. Igoki reflects on the joys and challenges of leadership, sharing invaluable lessons drawn from decades of experience in teaching, administration, and mentorship. Her leadership philosophy of empowering teams, fostering collaboration, and navigating diverse stakeholders shines through as she recounts her experiences guiding students, resolving family conflicts in her office, and balancing personal sacrifices with professional responsibilities.

Listeners will gain profound insights into fundamental leadership principles, including flexibility, effective communication, conflict resolution, and integrity. Dr. Igoki’s wisdom and relatable experiences offer practical advice for leaders across all fields, particularly in education. Whether you are an aspiring leader, an educator, or someone seeking inspiration, this episode provides a powerful narrative grounded in faith, resilience, and service.

Tune in to discover:

• How Dr. Igoki’s leadership journey evolved through different levels of education.

• The principles that guide her empowering and adaptable leadership style.

• Her reflections on the sacrifices and rewards of leadership

This episode is for you if you’re ready to be inspired by a leadership story that informs, uplifts, and challenges.

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