Nicole is a student at Kabarak University. She refers to herself as a “professional foodie,” which is a badge she carries with pride. She loves all things food and fashion related. She is an aspiring podcaster who wants to share her love for different cuisines with the world. At Agora Voices, Nicole is one of the rising stars in our community, bringing her passion for food and fashion to life through creative storytelling. She’s dedicated to sharing her culinary adventures and exploring the world of diverse cuisines with her audience. Her unique perspective, paired with her love for both food and fashion, makes her an exciting voice in the media landscape.

Clement Chikondi is a talented singer-songwriter and instrumentalist, and a passionate member of the band Art Beats. Known for his love of music and the vibrant art scene in Nakuru, Clement often shares his thoughts on the local music landscape and how it’s evolving. He’s not just an artist but also someone who deeply believes in personal growth, often discussing the journey of self-discovery and improvement. With his insightful perspectives on life and art, Clement adds a thoughtful, grounded voice to the band, always encouraging others to reflect on their own growth as individuals. While serious about his craft, he also enjoys lighthearted moments, occasionally cracking jokes and bringing humor into conversations, especially when it comes to cultural topics and the shared experiences of young men today.

Paul Kind is a dynamic singer-songwriter and instrumentalist whose music is deeply influenced by his reflections on mental health, personal struggle, and gratitude. As a member of Art Beats, Paul brings a unique blend of raw emotion and uplifting energy to the band’s sound. He’s particularly passionate about discussing mental health, focusing on the importance of self-care, gratefulness, and navigating life’s challenges. Through his music and conversations, Paul aims to inspire others to find strength in difficult moments and appreciate the small victories. He balances his deep topics with humor, often engaging in playful discussions about culture, young adulthood, and the ups and downs of life, making him both an introspective and approachable voice in the band.