Educate, Enlighten and Empower boldly inscribed in her foundation’s offices, Norah Bosibori’s infectious smile welcomes you into her office at Lavington shopping mall plaza.

Many people would want to call her a politician but she prefers to be referred to as your ordinary citizen serving the community. She believes leadership is not only the preserve of thr elected but all of us can show leadership.

Under her Norah Bosibori Foundation, Boss wa Dago as she is fondly called in Dagoretti North has been involved in several hearty initiatives all aimed at improving lives in the larger Dagoretti North community.

The Foundation she runs is different in the sense that it aims at educating, enlightening and empowering people.

“There is no better way of changing lives than using the three Es approach. As a foundation we have deliberately chosen to educate our people on their rights , sponsoring the needy to go to school right from primary level to tertiary colleges while challenging the masses to be enlightened and understand what is going on around them starting with general hygiene, climate change, the state of economy and also we try to ensure there is political hygiene so that whenever an election cycle comes around, our people can not only make an informed decision but will also go a step further and hold the elected to account. In a nutshell Norah Bosibori is a one stop center that is aiming at ensuring a 360° transformation” she says.

Donot let the behaviour of others destroy your inner peace~Norah Bosibori.

Narah believes that human beings should not be defined by the behaviour of other mortals which if given into may destroy your inner peace. She advices people to always be real and stick to that which is good and adds value to the human race.

Leadership would achieve greater goals if people understood the concept of empowerment~Bosibori

In her quest to adding value to the human race and especially the people of Dagoretti North, Bosibori has initiated the Inua biashara initiative where small and struggling businesses have been receiving top up capital. She has also helped the youths to start up car wash businesses, video and cyber cafes.

“You may have 3000 ksh and you look at it as very little amount but to a mama mboga or a roadside roasted maize seller it is the only thing that can transform her life and feed her entire family for many days. The cost of living has gone high and we must help each other to atleast put food on the table. Helping small scale traders is so dear to my heart. We receive numerous requests and at times we are overwhelmed but we get encouragement from those we have helped before. Whenever we pass by and see them smiling we fasten our shoe laces and walk even harder knowing that lives have been impacted” narrates Bosibori.

Free matatu ride by Norah Bosibori receives a thumbs up across Nairobi.

When Madam Bosibori took to her social media to announce her newest initiative of ferrying school going kids to school, workers and the general public for free, many thought she was becoming too ambitious. But resorting to what drives her ie, ‘donot let the behaviour of others disturb your inner peace’, she soldiered on and sooner than many expected, a brand new van complete with her picture and foundation logo was out and serving people for free.

Properly insured, professionally driven. Clean, fresh and comfortable. One motive; is giving back to society by offering transport relief to my people going to earn a living and children going to school to secure their future,” she took to her social media pages and announced the grand arrival.

The news of the arrival of this latest initiative and service spread like bush fire in the hamattan and all the media houses were jostling to have a piece of it aired on their channels. Both KTN and K24 have highlighted the efforts by Norah Bosibori Foundation beaming live pictures of a happy Dagoretti North community riding to work for free.

“The cost of living has really skyrocketed thanks to the Finance bill act and the noose diving of the Kenya shilling against the dollar. Households are really struggling . Those trekking to work from Kawangware to Westlands, and to Industrial area are really spending lots of energy which in the long run affects their output at work. It is against this background that we are trying to help where we can but we are urging the government to revise the taxes imposed on fuel to atleast relieve many of our people of the heavy burden” added Bosibori.

Norah Bosibori is an IT expert and city businesslady cum politician aligned to Azimio via ODM party