NIBS College Founder Lizz Wanyoike Dies at 72
The Nairobi Institute of Business Studies (NIBS) founder, Lizz Wanyoike, passed away at 72, her family confirmed in a Sunday eulogy, citing an undisclosed illness as the cause on January 14.
Known for her journey from educator to institution founder, Wanyoike’s impactful legacy encompasses the Emory Hotel and the Lizzie Wanyoike Preparatory School. Her family’s eulogy underscores her influence in education and entrepreneurship, acknowledging her transformative role.
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The eulogy, a touching tribute, describes her as a “remarkable educator,” whose passion ignited minds and kindness touched hearts, leaving an indelible mark on countless lives.
Condolence messages flooded in from Kenyans and leaders, including former Kiambu Governor William Kabogo, who praised Wanyoike as not just a businesswoman but an inspiration.
Kabogo’s sentiment was echoed by Kimani Ichungwah, Majority Party leader in the National Assembly, who mourned the loss of an education icon, emphasizing Wanyoike’s academic acumen and dedication.
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In summary, Lizz Wanyoike, the visionary behind NIBS, leaves behind a legacy marked by educational institutions and a profound impact on the lives of many. Her passing has prompted a wave of condolences, underscoring her influence on education and entrepreneurship.
NIBS College Founder Lizz Wanyoike Dies at 72
