On August 30, 2025, the Wajir High School alumni from the class of 1974 to 1977 gather at the Ole Sereni Hotel in Nairobi to honor the legacy of their former principal, Mr. John G. Ndirangu.
The commemorative event, themed “Celebration of Legacy and Leadership,” aims to pay tribute to an educator whose transformative leadership left an enduring mark on the institution and its students.
Mr. Ndirangu served as principal of Wajir High School in the 70s, a period remembered as a turning point for the institution.
The alumni said that his tenure was marked by a commitment to academic excellence, discipline, and character development.
Under his guidance, the school not only achieved notable academic milestones but also fostered values of integrity and resilience among its students.
According to the alumni, his visionary approach created an environment where young minds were nurtured to become leaders in their respective fields.
The event brings together former students to reflect on Mr. Ndirangu’s profound influence.
Many alumni credit their success as politicians, doctors, engineers, senior public servants, and academics to the foundation he laid.
His ability to inspire and mentor students has produced a generation of global citizens who continue to uphold the principles he championed.
The day will feature personal stories and reflections, highlighting how his leadership shaped lives and careers.
Beyond honoring Mr. Ndirangu’s memory, the gathering seeks to inspire current and future generations.
The alumni aim to showcase his example of transformative leadership in education as a model for educators and students alike.
The event underscores the lasting impact of dedicated mentorship and the role of education in shaping society.
The Wajir High School alumni community hopes this tribute will serve as a reminder of the power of visionary leadership.
By celebrating Mr. Ndirangu’s contributions, they aim to pass on his values of excellence and service to future generations in their spaces of influence to ensure his inspiration lives on.