N. W. Mataboge is a strong advocate for personal growth and development. He believes in the potential of each person to become fully developed to reach their highest heights in success and leadership growth. It is his supposition that people of all genders, ethnicity, race and economic class inherently have a seed of greatness in them. With relevant programs they can become more efficient and effective in their earthly pursuits.

Amongst his many involvements with community’s, he is a lecturer at one Bible Institute as a volunteer. N. W. Mataboge has an outreach program called “Lore lo Ojwa” (a name stemmed from the Setswana Proverb, meaning a child is trained from an infancy or early stage), which aims at empowering pregnant women through counselling and training sessions to become effective in parenting. Over and above this, he also has mentorship programs monthly for individuals wanting to be developed as leaders. This also includes quarterly conferences for Ministers and Leaders of all fields.

His professional interests interpolate doing research on different topics and areas of Leadership Development and he relishes in concocting training manuals as well as speaking at Leadership conferences, business summits and wider church gatherings locally and internationally (Kenya, Tanzania and Lesotho).

N. W. Mataboge’s ongoing and cutting edge projects are a six-part module titled “A Good Image” for Leadership training, an explorative research project titled “Culture and Leadership Development” and his first book titled “Messengers of Yahweh” as well as a manual for marriage counsellors.

He is the founder and President of Leadership Craft Network (LCN)