Naima Mpande
A challenge is a situation that hinders or prevents someone from achieving their goals. I faced such a challenge during my studies when I scored the lowest marks in my mock examination, receiving a division 2 of 10. This result was far from my plan and left me feeling disappointed and discouraged. However, this challenge taught me valuable lessons about discipline, commitment, and perseverance in my studies. I realized that failures are not the end but an opportunity to reflect, improve, and work harder to achieve my goals.
During difficult times, I had a friend who supported me, especially when I was sick and facing personal struggles. She was a humble and caring person who always looked out for me, and her kindness made me feel truly appreciated. Her help showed me that there are people who genuinely care for others, and this inspired me to help others with whatever I have, no matter how small. Her compassion and support made me feel good and thankful, reminding me that we all need someone by our side during tough times.
A turning point in my life occurred when I joined the advanced level of education. This new stage was quite different from my experiences at the O-level. At the advanced level, I met new people from different backgrounds, which made me realize how much I had grown. I understood that I was now mature enough to make my dreams come true. It also helped me understand others better, as we all came from diverse environments, bringing different perspectives. This experience sparked personal growth, giving me the confidence to pursue my goals and to appreciate the value of understanding and working with people from various walks of life.
Leadership is about guiding others and making a positive impact in a community. During my time in leadership roles, I focused on educating people in my community about ways to improve the environment. I taught them about the importance of cleanliness and how proper waste disposal could help prevent various diseases. This initiative made a positive impact, as people became more aware of the need to keep the environment clean and how simple actions could improve their health and well-being. Through this leadership and service, I realized how small efforts can make a big difference in the lives of others, and it reinforced my belief in the power of leadership to bring about change.
Birthday: 2005
Gender: Female
Favorite Books: English, Kiswahili books
I Want to Be: Human resource manager
Hobbies: Reading story books
Family: father, mother, 1 brother, 1 sister
O-Level School: Miyomboni Secondary School
A-Level School: ISIMILA SEC SCHOOL
University: NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORT (NIT)