Oyiboka Glory

My name is Glory Oyiboka, and I am a passionate and dedicated professional from Nigeria. I currently serve as a school administrator, a role I have held for the past four years. My journey into the education and caregiving space has been deeply rooted in a desire to serve, lead, and impact lives positively—especially the younger generation.

Before stepping into school administration, I gained valuable experience as both a secretary and a caregiver. These roles helped shape my interpersonal skills, organizational abilities, and emotional intelligence. As a secretary, I mastered administrative duties, time management, and coordination of tasks in a fast-paced environment. That experience taught me the importance of communication, attention to detail, and efficiency—qualities that still serve me well today.

My time as a caregiver was even more personal. It gave me the opportunity to connect with people on a deeper level, offering compassion and support to those in need. It shaped my ability to be patient, empathetic, and attentive, which has proven incredibly helpful in my current role. Understanding human needs and knowing how to respond with care and wisdom are vital traits that I carry with me into every interaction.

Transitioning into school administration was a natural step in my career. Over the past four years, I have been actively involved in managing school operations, supporting teachers, coordinating academic programs, and creating a conducive environment for both students and staff. I thrive in team settings and believe strongly in collaboration, structure, and innovation. My goal as a school administrator is to help nurture not just academic success but also character development among students.

One of the most fulfilling aspects of my work is seeing children grow into confident, responsible individuals. I believe education is not just about what is taught in the classroom but how students are guided, supported, and inspired on a daily basis. I am committed to continuous learning and personal growth, and I am always seeking better ways to lead, serve, and support my community.

In every role I have taken on, I’ve strived to make a difference. Whether in administration, caregiving, or support roles, my heart is in people—and in helping them become the best versions of themselves. I look forward to many more years of meaningful service, learning, and leadership.